On Halloween night in 1985, Susan Williams (Snow) experienced a life-changing event when her father, LAPD Detective Thomas C. Williams, was tragically ambushed and killed. Her moving account of her family's loss and their path to healing from trauma provides hope and practical advice for those impacted by violence and loss.
Susan recounts her story authentically and openly, discussing her journey through the trauma of losing her father to murder at the age of 17, her struggle with PTSD, and her courage in speaking her truth. Her message of healing and resilience brings hope to those coping with trauma and grief.
Susan shared how she regained control of her life, managed PTSD effectively, and learned to embrace vulnerability with courage through her experience of loss, without falling into victimhood, and to practice love with forgiveness.
Susan's story will resonate with anyone who has suffered the loss of a loved one, demonstrating that healing is a process that takes time.
Furthermore, Susan detailed how her unwavering commitment to excellence facilitated her healing over time. Her message and personal narrative of love and hope are both strong and powerful.
#Childhood Trauma
#Emotional Intelligence
#Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - PTSD
#Trauma Recovery
#True Crime
#Grief
#Law Enforcement
#Mental Health Awareness
#Lest wee forget
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