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    Name is Sabrina. Both my parents were in the S.O. when I was born. I grew up in the Cadet Org in Largo, FL. When I was 13 I joined the S.O., signing a billion year contract. I completed the EPF a few months later, and was posted in the TTC. I studied up to Pro TRs, and then was posted as an Examiner in the Coachman when I was 15. Working 50+ hours a week. I had school one day a week on Sunday from 9am to 6pm. Scool was very relaxed and we got to choose what we wanted to study. My dad was declared ffrom the Church when I was 15 because of having an out 2-D. I cried but kept going on. I was busted from the Examiner position, and posted as Qual I&I when I was 16. My mom was in the S.O. still and battling cancer. She actually wanted to take the altrnative approach to curing her cancer, but she was pressured into having chemo by Church members. She passed away late 1997. So my brother (13 years old) and I were in the S.O. with no parents. We were given guardians legally. I met a guy and got married when I was 17. I felt it was love, but he blew, was sent to the RPF and routed out unbeknowst to me. I was notified once he was already back in California. I had a breakdown after he left. The one person that made me feel alive, and whom I truely loved was gone, and I couldn't talk to him, write him, or anything. I tried to call him when I took a leave to visit my uncle. He didn't seem like he cared as much anymore, and that upset me. I tried to route out when I was 18, and I was already on a mental decline, I felt worthless, felt like I had to hide my true feelings, and felt very empty all the time. It was too difficult to try and leave, I had been doing mest work for two months already, and hadn't even started any sec check or auditing yet. Plus I was being follwed everywhere, and being told what to do everyday. So I gave in and said I was "handled" and back onto post I went. Except this time I was in Div 4, as a Board I/C. Once again back into pretending like nothing was wrong, and everyday was a lie to myself and everyone else. My dad worked through his A-E steps, and I could finally talk to him again when I was 19. I so wanted to tell him I wanted to leave, but if I did I would be punished with a possible declare myself, so I opted not to tell him either, though I so wanted to. He picked up on it though, and was very suppotive and wanted to help. But a few months later, once again he was declared for arguing some policy within the church. So there I was again. I finally built such a wall around me so no one could influance my true desires, but lieing to everyone smiling everyday. It was anguish and soon I could take it no more. I once again chose to route out, and remember people trying to handle me once again, but I blocked them out this time, all the while telling myself I was a piece of shit and worthless. I went on route out lines once again, and started doing mest work for months on end. My whole sec check was "Do you plan to contact your dad when you leave" I said "no" , and eventually they stopped with that. I remember having mental breakdowns when I was on the route out lines because I was already mentally unstable. I also remember being very scarred of the security guards who would walk in and out of our study room all day. They were very agressive, and very stern. I was scarred most of the time. Eventally they said I was done with the route out steps, and was going to New Mexico to work at a Scientology school. I did that for a year, and eventually came back to Clearwater, and was living with some Scientologists I had grown up with. I decided to evtually contact my dad about 2 years ago and am doing much better now. I am working on being certain of myself and not doing things to please others. I am trying to get back to who I was. I would love to do a life repair, and heard of some ex-scientologist, who do repairs on people who have left or been kicked out. I am interested in that, and if you know anyone, or a group locally that does that in the Clearwater area, I would appreciate that. Thanx:eek:
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    Wow Sabrina, Your story is incredible. Thank you for sharing. You are among friends here. Please if you need anything, please ask.

    I do not know about any groups in CW area, but others on this board may.

    It's really good to hear you have gotten back with your father. Breaking up of families in the Sea Org is a common thing. It's really good to see that you are getting your life back together.

    If you need helpo with anything, please PM me (you can read my story on this message board, its very long though).

    We probably met at Flag. I was there Feb 98 to Sep 99.

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    During that time I was Qual I&I at the coachman. I'm glad you answered, it feels good that someone understands out there.

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    Yep, I was around the Coachman. I did Metering, PRO TR's, 0 - IV Certainty, Class V, Grad V and the whole BC in the Coachman. We likely crossed paths there.

    You are among friends here. If you need anything, many (including me) will be here for you!;)

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    Duplicate.
    Last edited by Emma; 22nd April 2007 at 02:54 AM.

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    Hi Sabrina,
    I know a great auditor in Orlando. If you mail me I can
    connect you up.

    basic2basic@yahoo.com

    your free now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabrina View Post
    During that time I was Qual I&I at the coachman...
    Hi Sabrina,
    Welcome to the board.
    Second half of 98 I was in and out of the BC co audit C/Sing some cycles there. I do remember you. You were probably a co audit pc sometimes, is that right?
    Anyway enjoy your freedom.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabrina View Post
    Name is Sabrina.
    Hi Sabrina, and welcome. Thanks for sharing your story with us. It's not necessary to post the same thing more than once on this forum. Posting the same thing to more than one thread is not gonna help you get more responses. All it will do is scatter the responses over different areas.

    Be well,
    Dennis

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    Hi Sabrina,
    What was done to you was absolutely outrageous. There isn't a judge anywhere who would consider a contract signed by a 13-year-old to be worth the paper it was printed on.
    Congratulations on being true to yourself and getting out. I wish you the best in recovering from your experience.
    You didn't do anything wrong.
    I think Bea Kiddo would be a great person for you to talk to. Her story is here, if you haven't read it.
    http://forum.exscn.net/showthread.php?t=204

    Please keep writing, if you find it therapeutic.

    Best wishes,
    Charlie

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabrina View Post
    Name is Sabrina. Both my parents were in the S.O. when I was born. I grew up in the Cadet Org in Largo, FL. When I was 13 I joined the S.O., signing a billion year contract.
    Sabrina,

    I snipped the rest of your post merely for brevity's sake. It was very interesting and troubling.

    First of all as a parent of children also born into the Sea Org and raised in it - let me tell you what I have told our eldest son. I am very sorry indeed for what you went through. Every child is supposed to feel that they are the most important thing in the world to their parents - Sea Org parents are always going to have another, "higher" priority.

    Of course that "higher" priority is absolute garbage.

    My advice - FWIW - do not go near any "scientology" solutions - you mention "life repair" - there are many, many philosophies and social groups where you can get yourself together or post on here for help.

    It would appear to me that your upbringing has only prepared you for a scientology evironment, perhaps takig some time to live in the real world and establish yourself you may find you have qualities and abilities that you had not realized.

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