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  • Pamela Anderson Was Molested At 6, Raped At 12 And Gang Raped In Her Teens

    19 May 2014 by Seth Rotherham in Celebrities, good vibes
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    Pam Anderson was in Cannes this weekend, launching her animal welfare foundation. Her connection to animals was explained, as she revealed her horrifying history of sexual abuse.

    According to Huffpost:

    In a stunningly brave speech at Cannes on Saturday, May 17, Pamela Anderson shared a series of horrific incidents of sexual abuse from her childhood.

    “I feel now might be the time to reveal a few of my most painful memories,” she said. “At the risk of over-exposing myself, again, or being inappropriate, again, I thought I might share with you why I am doing this.”

    During the launch of her animal welfare foundation, Anderson explained that she was first molested in her family home at the “age of six by a female babysitter.” The next incident occurred six years later.

    “I went to a friend’s boyfriend’s house,” she said. “And his older brother decided to teach me backgammon, which led into a back massage, which led into rape – my first sexual experience. He was 25 years old and I was 12.”

    Then, in her teens, an ex-bofyriend “decided it would be funny to gang-rape me with six friends,” Anderson said, adding “I wanted off this Earth.”

    [more here]

    Such a tragic story and incredible that she was still able to achieve what she did, after enduring such a torturous childhood.

    Locally, Cape Town’s street children are also exposed to elements not fit for children. That is why 2oceansvibe included The Homestead as one of our three charities that share the proceeds of our GOOD VIBES bracelets, as they continue their work, helping street children rebuild their shattered lives.

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