Silent No More

Dr. Margaret Hayes severed ties with her family of origin when they refused to accept her interracial marriage. She decided that in order to move on with her life she had to leave the past in the past. But when an unexpected injury leads to further health concerns, Hayes has to make the brave choice to look back in order to know how to move forward.

With thirty years of medical experience in the field of psychiatry, as well as the love and support of her husband, Hayes finally faces the dark truths of her childhood and works through the trauma of being a victim of sexual and ritual abuse.

In "Silent No More," Dr. Hayes speaks up for other abuse survivors who still suffer under the cloud of public disbelief. Terrible abuse does happen and victims need to be acknowledged.

But that is not the end of her story. Hayes believes that through effort and support, abuse victims can live successful, full, and even happy lives, and she offers her story as proof. An articulate and inspirational narrative on the challenging topics of sexual abuse and racism, " Silent No More "will move you to stand for truth.