Wonderful video, NG.
Thanks, Auntiehill and Marie.
Still having trouble sleeping, unfortunately. I suspect it has more to do w/ titrating down on my pain meds than anything. And the fact that my assailant's trial is coming up soon. I'm having more PTSD symptoms again.![]()
Plus I pulled a tendon in my weak leg last week and can barely put weight on in. So I'm back in physical therapy.
Thanks, Everyone!
NG, given how much evidence there is, they could probably prosecute w/o my participation at all. But there's no way on earth that I would consider that. I couldn't live w/ myself if, for some reason, he got off w/ a lighter sentence or -- worst possible scenario -- got found not guilty because I hadn't cooperated, and he eventually attacked someone else.
Since every person is different, I wasn't sure. I had always figured such things were handled on a case-by-case basis (or ought to be).What purpose would keeping him out of the courtroom serve? Maybe a child victim/witness would be more comfortable with the defendant testifying and watching via closed-circuit TV, but it wouldn't make a difference to me.
I salute your courage.
Courage is not "never being afraid"...it's doing the right thing even though you do have natural, normal human feelings.
(Though in this case I would say everyone should determine on a personal basis what they believe is the right thing.)
You are brave and principled. We're all proud of you.NG, given how much evidence there is, they could probably prosecute w/o my participation at all. But there's no way on earth that I would consider that. I couldn't live w/ myself if, for some reason, he got off w/ a lighter sentence or -- worst possible scenario -- got found not guilty because I hadn't cooperated, and he eventually attacked someone else.
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