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Invisible No More: Lady Veterans' Stories of Military Sexual Trauma
Join Shield of Sisters as we delve into the personal narratives of Lady Veterans who suffered Military Sexual Trauma during their service to our country. These courageous women shall be INVISIBLE NO MORE.
The mission of Shield of Sisters is to support and empower Lady Veterans who have experienced Military Sexual Trauma by providing a sisterhood focused on healing and restoration. We create safe spaces where these courageous women can share their stories, access vital resources, and transform from surviving to thriving. We strive to foster resilience, strength, and hope, ensuring that every woman can reclaim her voice.
Shield of Sisters (SOS) will one day be the premier nonprofit organization for Lady Veterans who endured Military Sexual Trauma during their service to the United States. We will lead the way by raising awareness of this pervasive issue, collaborating with like-minded organizations, and advocating for policy changes within the Department of Defense to eliminate sexual assault in the military. Our Restoration Retreats will occur all across the United States and its territories with the assistance of regional and local SOS chapters. To learn more about our organization please go to https://www.shieldofsisters.com/
Invisible No More: Lady Veterans' Stories of Military Sexual Trauma
Surviving the Unthinkable Part 2
In this powerful episode of Invisible No More, we sit down with Heather, an Army veteran whose life was forever changed by an unthinkable betrayal. She bravely shares her story of surviving sexual assault at the hands of someone she trusted—her own boyfriend and his friend—and the lasting impact it has had on her life, including the burden of an unwanted medical history.
Heather opens up about the challenges she’s faced in seeking justice, healing, and reclaiming her sense of self. This conversation sheds light on the harsh realities many survivors endure and the resilience it takes to move forward.
Her story is one of pain, strength, and survival—and it’s one that needs to be heard.
