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Hi Warriors, welcome to one in three.
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I'm your host, Ingram.
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Domestic abuse can spill up in many forms: childhood abuse, intimate partner violence, and even spiritual manipulation, to name a few.
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But at its core, it's always about power and control.
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My guest today survived all three.
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This story reveals the patterns, the impact, and ultimately the hope that follows.
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Please welcome Tom.
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Hi, Tom.
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Welcome to One and Three.
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Thank you for joining me today.
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Thank you for having me.
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So we have quite a story.
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I guess it's it's almost multiple stories all rolled into one.
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But before we get into all of that, could you please just share a background with us so we can get to know you a little bit?
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Sure.
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Well, um I was, you know, raised in regular denominational churches.
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Um and at age 14 to 16, I faced life-threatening situations that that didn't help because I hadn't really met the Lord yet in a personal way.
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And um at 14, I was doing experiments.
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I was uh playing around with asbestos.
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This is back in the 60s, and I'd study, you know, in school we learned about the dangers of asbestos, and the scientific and medical medical community knew.
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But uh I looked at that and I said, hey, aren't car brake shoes made of asbestos?
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And you know, I looked at that problem and I said, you know what?
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I'm gonna create a solution.
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I'm gonna create an invention.
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I was in school.
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I wanted to have, I had the ego and pride.
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I wanted to win my school science fair all the way up to State Science Fair, and really to part big part of it was I had to please my father.
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My father and mother, no one in the family, I had two older brothers, showed love.
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My mother did.
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She was the only source of love, right?
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But I mean, my father and brothers, no.
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And my father, if he wasn't angry at you, then you knew you were loved.
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And but my father was a double major engineer, and you know, I he always had to prove to him that I was worthy.
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He didn't take you fishing, didn't play ball.
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You don't get kudos from that.
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You get I had to sit at the kitchen table and every open waking hour study math and engineering at his hand.
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Um, that's but that's how you got your father's attention, right?
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You do what you got to do.
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And so, you know, now I had a chance to create this invention.
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Uh my father had patent, you know, inventions, and I wanted to get do mine and compete against him.
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So uh, but I saw this problem and I designed a system that would go around each brake drum area of each wheel.
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And as you drove down the road, the wind would blow through, it'd be a sealed environment, pick it up and put it into a bag in the back that could be disposed of.
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So I created the design, I built the unit.
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Uh, you can't test it with sawdust because sawdust isn't weigh the same.
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So I went to the brake shops, and they would have tons of brake dust laying all over the shop.
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Asked if I can have it, they're like, here's a broom, have at it.
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Take as much as you want, because it was just a mess they're gonna have to clean up.
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And so I run it through my system and prove that the system worked.
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And of course, in the beginning, it wasn't very sealed or perfect.
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So I'd have mounds of asbestos dust flying in the air while I'm proving that I can gather it out of the system.
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So uh my mother and father worked 16-hour days.
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She'd come downstairs in the basement where I had my creation, and I'd be showing it to her all proud, and she would just cheer, she was my cheerleader.
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And, you know, that was all great until a year later when she gets cancer.
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And the cancer riddles through her whole body.
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She has a hysterectomy, a double massectomy, it goes into her lymph nodes, settles into her liver, and she dies.
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And now, all of a sudden, my state science fair win, my ego of an invention that was patent pending, didn't mean a thing.
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Pleasing my father didn't mean a thing, because I had the guilt of the world that I had just killed my mother, that it was my fault playing with asbestos dust.
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You know, my ego was so big, and having to please my father was so important that I didn't think about the ill effects that would happen to my mother.
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About a month later, I noticed a rock hard tumor about the size of a walnut in my gut, in my abdomen.
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And I knew because I knew because I knew I had cancer, that I had the same cancer in the liver.
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And you know what?
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I thought, this is I deserve it.
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You know, I've I'm the idiot who just killed my mother for my ego, my pride to please my father.
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So I deserve to die.
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And so I wouldn't tell anybody.
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And I just was gonna own it, die at 15, and that's it.
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Every time I'd come home from high school alone at home, my brothers are gone in college in the military, my father working 16-hour days.
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So I'd come home alone and I would sit in the family room, close my eyes, and I'd see a vision of cloud puffs going from one end of the horizon to the other.
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And on top of every cloud puff was a scene in life.
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And I'd watch those scenes in life, and the problem was they were all without me.
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About this point, that little tumor had grown about the size of a softball, hard as a rock in my abnum.
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I'm not going to tell anybody.
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It's probably six months later.
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And I wasn't going to, but I turned 16.
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I wanted a motorcycle.
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I wanted to get have my father get me one.
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And so I thought if I could ride and the wind's blowing in my face, I'd feel free.
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So to get that motorcycle, I had to get a job.
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Only way my father would pay for it.
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To do that, I had to get a food handler's permit.
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And only job available in 1970 was fast food.
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And so I went to the county clinic.
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I knew if to do that, that the county that my secret would be out.
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Because the county does two things.
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It does a full chest x-ray, and then it took a blood sample to make sure you don't have communicable disease.
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The next week, my food hands permit comes in the mail.
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And about a week later, I was came home from school one day.
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My father's car was in the drive, never home early, middle of the day.
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And I come walking in the door, but as I before I walked in, I knew that he had gotten the letter telling about my cancer.
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And as I walked in the door, I walked into the living room, and it's 80-some degree in April in Ohio, and my father's burning a fire in the fireplace.
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He loves fires in the fireplace, but that's a nighttime thing, you know, when it cools down.
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Middle of the day, 80 degrees.
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Uh-uh.
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And as soon as I walked in, he flips a letter in his hand into the fire.
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And I knew what it was.
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And I said, What are you doing?
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I just burning trash.
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Why?
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Why in the middle of the day?
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Why now?
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And oh, I just wanted to get rid of trash.
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We didn't have to burn trash.
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And uh I said, was that a letter in your hand?
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I got, no, no, no, no, no.
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And all of a sudden I'm thinking, you know, I've known for six or seven months.
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He just found out his wife, my mother, just died seven months ago.
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Now he just found out his son's youngest son is dying.
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Give him a minute, let him think about it.
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About a week later, I come walking in from school, my father's car is in the drive again, another car's in there.
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And I come walking in and he says, Tommy, come to the living room.
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And he had two insurance agents there.
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He takes out a multi-million dollar policy on me, life insurance policy.
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What in the H E double hockey sticks are you doing?
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Are you kidding me?
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Are you kidding me?
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So at this point, I'm like, I'm now full of anger, hating him.
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I mean, he didn't, yeah, it's one thing if he had maybe taken out a policy just big enough to bury me, you know?
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Few grand and maybe enough to buy a case of beer.
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Okay, fine.
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Multi-millions, that's what it's worth in today's money.
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Along the way in there, I met the Lord uh through all this trauma.
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I had a personal relationship with him, and I went haywire after my father did this for the next eight months.
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I sold everything I had and everything he had, and I bought a Harley in boxes, an old 49 Harley, and I built it into a chopper.
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I'm 16 years old.
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I turned into a hippie scuzzball uh gang writer.
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I actually started writing with the Hells Angels on my chopper.
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I became the second biggest drinker in my school.
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So I I'm just I'm living with tremendous hate of myself, of my father, of the situation.
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And I literally was planning on blackmailing him.
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My real plan was I was gonna drive to the Grand Canyon.
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I wasn't just driving to California.
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I was stopping at the Grand Canyon because my plan was I was gonna drive it off.
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I was gonna pull an evil can evil, and I was gonna drive it off to my death because I not only deserve to die, but I want, if I'm gonna die, I just want to choose how I go.
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So now I'm not only a rage-filled biker, teenage alcoholic, I'm also suicidal.
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My plan was also, the devious plan would be to have written a letter, tucked it inside my clothes, pinned it in there, so that when they picked up the pieces at the bottom, the letter would tell about my father's insurance fraud, and he'd lose the whole payout.
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But the third pain is I wanted him to go to jail.
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I mean, that's how much hate and anger and rage I was full of.
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So wonderful story in there.
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Well, at the end of eight months, I was sitting there with my biker buddy gang one night, and we were drinking bottle after bottle of cheap wine, and we got into discussions, that's normal, but we got into a spiritual discussion, which wasn't normal.
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I told him my story, and I said, I asked the Lord to come my life, and he didn't.
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And in the moment I said that, something inside of me broke loose, and I knew I was wrong.
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And I all of a sudden, the Lord, the Holy Spirit, and somehow it broke through all my hatred, anger, guilt, broke past that, and all of a sudden I had the peace of God that was beyond comprehension, and I knew his love.
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And all of a sudden, I was sobered, and I knew what I was saying was wrong, and my life changed from that day forward.
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And uh I was telling everybody about the love of God.
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So that was my change.
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It was in the charismatic move.
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I was in there from 71 to 77 when it ended.
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I actually knew I was dying all along, right?
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Now I knew where I was going and I was no longer afraid.
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So we I was riding home one night on my motorcycle and talking to the Lord just like normal.
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And as I was riding home, the Lord said, Well, do you see in 1 Peter, where I said, by his wounds you were healed?
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And I went, Yeah.
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He says, Would you like that healing?
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I went, eh, I don't care.
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I'm nonchalant.
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Like I'm ready to go home.
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In that moment, I felt a change.
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And within 24 hours, the rock hard tumor that had grown from the size of the walnut to now it was larger than a football, hard as a rock in my abdomen, within 24 hours melded and disappeared.
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That's huge.
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I mean, exactly literally huge.
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And huge and it went away.
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Yeah.
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Well, okay.
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So all of that has a really good background, and there's almost like foreshadowing in your own life as to what is to come.
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I think it's very common for individuals who have experienced some form of abuse to then end up in another situation where they are abused again, and it may be a different form of abuse, which is actually what you ended up encountering.
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I have a hist I'm fortunately, I have a history, and I guess the bad, the bad, looking for bad follows for bad.
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And I don't wasn't ever looking for it, I never looked for it, but seems like it always found me.
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Do you feel up to getting into a little bit of those those stories because there's more than one?
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Right.
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Well, the next one would be talking about my marriage, first marriage.
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Um, you know, I was she was a young lady in the same church, and we're all going through seeing the miracle power of God, and you know, we're both believers, but that doesn't preclude that people can have mental issues and they need help and treatment, and if they don't ask for it or get help, it's it's bad.
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And so, you know, I married her and we had four children, but most of my life with her was hell.
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Uh, I used to call her the Queen of Bees, uh I because I lived abuse 24-7, 365, um physical, verbal abuse, physical abuse, mental abuse.
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Um, and she did it in front of the kids, like, you know, they it didn't matter.
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And she was a uh, she would be, we used to have what we called Saturday night at the fights because every Saturday we'd be up almost all night fighting.
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And by the way, I hated fighting.
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I didn't want to fight.
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And she would do, you know, do anything to make me fight.
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I would say, I'm not gonna fight, and I'd go lay down on the couch.
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She'd walk over with a 32-ounce glass of soda pop and ice and dump it all over my head to get me to get up and fight.
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She would physically hit me all the time.
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I wouldn't hit her back.
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And she would throw potted plants at me, and I mean monster pots.
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You know, we had a banana tree.
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She took a kitchen chair and threw it at me.
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And, you know, I was a pretty big guy.
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I'd knocked it off, but you know, you can only have so much fun, and I wasn't having it.
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And, you know, it was just mental abuse and always nagging, always accusing.
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I didn't never made enough money, even though I was an engineer at Bell Labs, AT ⁇ T Bell Labs.
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So, you know, she wanted me to get a second job.
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Well, instead of that, I could work overtime and get paid more, get paid double time.
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So I used to work 80 to 100 hour weeks for Bell Labs as an engineer, just so she had the money, so she wouldn't bitch more.
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And that still was not enough because then she would accuse me of, you're gone all the time, so you must be having affairs.
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Because I heard somewhere that if you think your husband's having an affair, then that's the truth because you thought it.
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I found out from one of my older daughters later years after I left my wife, that um she had hired a private detective to follow me.
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Because after being at Bell Labs, then I started my own business.
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And then I was working 80-hour weeks as a hardware and software designer, you know, running my own company, which I did for 45 years.
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And she that at that point knew I was having an affair.
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So she would, you know, she hired a private detective to find out all my dirt.
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You know what the worst dirt was?
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Uh, my assistant pastor of the church we were in was uh worked the next building over in the office buildings, and we would go out every Wednesday for the Wednesday matinee movie because we would go grab Taco Bell and go grab a matinee because it was our our break for our sanity breaks, you know?
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And and so we were had a two-hour movie that we where we were at, and she's like, that was the worst dirt she could find.
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So, I mean, living under this mental abuse, and I took it and took it.
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We she said, you know, we need to go to counseling because it's all your fault.
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And if we go to counseling, the counselors are going to just deal with you.
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And I didn't like that thought, but I'm like, you know what?
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Fine, let's go to counseling.
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So I went to counseling and I didn't fight it.
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And she starts out and she's telling the counselors how horrid I am, and she's expecting them to jump all over me, and all of a sudden it changed, and all they did was focus on her, and they wouldn't stop focusing on her because they could see right through her, and she that's let then she's done with counseling because they don't know nothing.
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And everyone at church thought, you know, she's just the best thing since sliced bread and butter, because she puts on such Sunday smile, such the facade.
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And as we're going to church, as I told you, we had to have Saturday night the fights, and come in the morning as we're driving to church, she would, and even though I'm I'm a strong guy, but I'm not abusive.
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And she's just as strong-willed, and but she was abusive.
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As we're driving down the road, she would command me and the children that you are not to speak a word about what happens behind closed doors.
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And when we walk into church, you just smile, and everything is just Peachy King.
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And nobody knew the better.
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And actually, the assistant pastor that I used to go to movies with, we went wrote, we'd ride motorcycles together.
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And I would tell him of the abuse I went through, and he'd be like, you know, you just I don't see that.
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She is so nice.
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Yeah, all we do is see this nice person.
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And, you know, I just you probably have it kind of mixed up, Tom.
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I mean, I everybody gets their perspective, right?
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And here's a guy, he's my best friend, and he doesn't believe me.
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And so one day he drove out to my house.
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Uh, usually we'd meet somewhere, but he drove out there and it was out in the country, and he comes up and he comes in, and Kathy starts riddling me in front of him, something he'd never seen before.
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And she lets loose on why I should get to go motorcycle riding because she's stuck at home.
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Yeah, I let you have a life.
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You don't have to work, you know, outside the home.
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You know, we had children and foster children, and so I'd let her keep all the foster money to run for her own fun, and I'd pay the bills.
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And she just belittling me, and she did it in front of Chuck, and he saw for the first time who she really was, and he said, Tom, I don't know how in the hell you live with this.
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How have You lived with this.
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He says, I'm sorry, I didn't believe you.
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You know, I should have listened.
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And so that did she know that he was there?
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Did she see him?
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Oh, he was, yeah, he was right there.
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He came in to say hi to her.
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And she's sitting in the kitchen table, and I'm like, okay, well, I'm getting ready to leave with Chuck.
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She lost her cookie.
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She couldn't handle that.