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Ten years ago, Jessa Crisp escaped her last trafficker. If there is one thing that her life says is the reality that although healing is a life long process, it is possible. 2017 will forever be the year that Jessa shared her story on camera for the first time, on our platform, in greater detail, giving hope to SO many men and women from all around the world. Sharing her story might have been one of the most challenging experiences of her life.

Many have complained about low sound issues in the original video and so we have decided to fix it and now it's much better. In this moviefor those who haven't watchedJessa has bravely recounted how she overcame a childhood of being gang raped, sexually abused by family members and trafficked. Her abuse started aged 10 in her home country of Canada where she was molested by members of her own family. As a child, she was made to pose for pornographers, had to perform degrading sex acts and was raped in front of the cameras.

Some people might be recognizing Jessa because of her story. Jessa does not want to be defined by her past, she wants to share her story, however, she doesn't want to be known for it. For us, Jessa Crisp is a victor and and a role model: she shows what it means to be a strong, resilient human being. She keeps chasing her dreams, and never gives up. We are proud to announce that Jessa is now officially graduated with her M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. BRAVO.

This story needs to go viral. If you agree please share and help us and Jessa raise awareness.

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www.jessacrisp.com
www.bridgehopenow.org

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