Author Archives: Sarah L. Blum
Visibility of Women Veterans
Invisibility of Women Veterans Women have been serving our country since its earliest beginnings. During the revolutionary war, Margaret Corbin took over her husband’s gun position and was wounded and disabled for life. Women were not allowed to be in the military back then. During the Civil War women took on men’s names, cut
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Military Sexual Trauma is any sexual abuse experienced in the military from sexual harassment, sexual assault, to rape. It is a personal and sexual boundary violation, which affects the victim emotionally, physically and spiritually. The victim (I will now refer to as a woman) experiences extreme vulnerability, helplessness, shame, humiliation, a breach in her sense
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July 1, 2013 There is a new voice in the world, shining a bright light on the culture of abuse toward women in the U.S. Military. It is mine, Sarah L. Blum, and you are going to be hearing from me often for a while. I am a nurse Vietnam veteran and began this journey in 2006
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