Lydia Gah's story of survival is harrowing, but by telling it, she hopes to educate and save others

Stories From The Pacific
13/08/2025 14 min
Lydia Gah's story of survival is harrowing, but by telling it, she hopes to educate and save others

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Lydia's story of her marriage with her first husband details 12 years of significant abuse, but she's using it to educate others who may be experiencing something similar.

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