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My grandfather, my mother's father, he abused me when I was around 7 or 8 years old and I remember like my legs wanted to run, but I was like frozen. I think shame is one of the the biggest parts that keep victims silent. Well, you know, I grew up Hasidic. >> Yeah. >> In a Hasidic home. 3 years ago, he was arrested. And then we had trial. The whole process is revictimizing. It's it's traumatizing. It's abusive. No, no, no, no. What's underneath is protection. Levels of protection that are unimaginable for abuse >> about professionals. >> Yes, licensed professionals. >> Rabbis, [clears throat] rosh yeshivas, and professionals. >> My goal is is education as a means of prevention. >> Right. What would you say to women survivors who blame themselves?