FORGOTTEN
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As we navigate the landscape of love, loyalty, and abuse, I urge everyone to remember that beneath the surface of every military family, there lies a story often left untold. Sharing my personal journey, while difficult, can offer hope and solace to many. This is a powerful tool for connection, advocacy and even a form of therapy.
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What happens when the battle you fight is not overseas, but inside your own home?
In FORGOTTEN, Liz Boudin tells the unflinching, emotionally raw story of a military spouse caught in a war that few talk about. After decades of holding her family together through deployments, injuries, and emotional trauma, Liz faces the ultimate betrayal: physical and emotional abuse by the very man she sacrificed everything to support.
As her husband spirals into PTSD and infidelity, Liz turns to the military system for protection and guidance. However, she finds only silence. She is ignored, dismissed, and left to navigate fear, violence, and emotional exhaustion alone. Yet in the midst of crisis, Liz rediscovers her faith, her voice, and the power to protect her children and reclaim her future.
This military spouse memoir reveals the hidden battles of women who endure behind the scenes. Loyalty is expected, but compassion is rare. Through resilience, faith, and courage, Liz transforms from survivor to warrior. FORGOTTEN becomes a powerful anthem for those who refuse to remain invisible.
If you are seeking a true story of survival, spiritual strength, and the fight to be seen and heard, this book is for you.
A gripping Christian memoir for readers of inspirational true stories, military family struggles, and domestic abuse survival.
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About the Author
The author is a devoted lover of Jesus Christ and a resilient military spouse with 24 years of experience. As an overcomer of abuse, she inspires others with her journey of healing and strength. A dedicated mother to a physically disabled child, she advocates for inclusion and understanding. With over 30 years in federal service, she brings a wealth of experience to her writing