Today I wanted to offer some advice to people that have either seen, witnessed or know of domestic violence. I know what domestic violence is like. My father, Mike Rinder, attacked my mother in front of me—if you can believe that. He mauled her flesh. And all of this resulted in a broken shoulder and permanently damaged nerves. My mother will never ever recover from that domestic violence attack for the rest of her life. So, my story is one story but I think it represents so

Valentine’s Day is a day that we all celebrate with people that we love to show them that we love them. And to me, that’s a really special day, and I don’t think we should let domestic abuse or domestic violence get in the way of that. Nobody should have to live through domestic violence, thinking that somebody loves them and then turning around and domestically abusing them. Until my father domestically abused my mother and viciously attacked her. I never in a million years—

Hi, guys. It's Taryn with Justice4mom, once again. I want to speak today about speaking up against domestic abuse. It is a hard thing to believe -- that domestic violence occurs – until you see it yourself. Then, all of a sudden it is very, very real and relatable. At that point, all those news stories you have seen have meaning. And it is shocking and devastating to you and anyone involved. That is what happened with me. I watched my father, Mike Rinder, domestically abus