Why She Decided To Stay: Understanding The Mind Of Domestic Violence Victims

TORONTO - Sept. 29, 2014 - PRLog -- October is usually a month where everyone focuses on Breast Cancer Awareness. Although finding a cure for cancer is a need, October is also the month for Domestic Violence Awareness. According to the United States Department of Justice, in a September 2014 report, 960,000 women are victims to domestic abuse a year. This is a silent killer within our society.

In light of the NFL scandal with former Baltimore Raven’s player Ray Rice, a major question has come up when discussing domestic violence and that is why women choose to stay in those relationships. Ray Rice’s now wife Janay Palmer is one of those women, after video had surfaced of Rice punching her unconscious in an elevator. Although it seems like an unwise choice there are reasons women want to stay. We’re discussing them and how to leave if choosing to in the Feature.

Domestic violence is never acceptable for anyone to perform or put up with. We all have difficult struggles in our lives, but it’s how we overcome them that makes all the difference. In the Check It Out, find out how to find your life’s destiny and how to tap into your desires from world famous health expert Deepak Chopra and inspirational expert Oprah Winfrey.

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