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Shattered Reclaiming a Life Torn Apart by Violence

Debra Puglisi Sharp

Debra Puglisi Sharp was the kind of woman who got misty at Coke jingles and Hallmark cards. Trusting and idealistic, she was, in her own words, sentimental to a fault. Until the day that changed in a brutal instant.

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The book was published in 2003, and the survivor felt she had to become stronger physically and emotionally before she could reclaim her story through writing it. The initial title suggested by others was 'Shattered,' but she fought for the subtitle 'Reclaiming a Life Torn Apart by Violence' because she did not want to be perceived as a shattered woman.

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Shattered, Reclaiming a Life Torn Apart by Violence was published in 2003.

— Episode: I SURVIVED: The One That Killed My Husba...

Episode: I SURVIVED: The One That Killed My Husband

The book was published in 2003, and the survivor felt she had to become stronger physically and emotionally before she could reclaim her story through writing it. The initial title suggested by others was 'Shattered,' but she fought for the subtitle 'Reclaiming a Life Torn Apart by Violence' because she did not want to be perceived as a shattered woman.

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Shattered, Reclaiming a Life Torn Apart by Violence was published in 2003.

When I wrote Shattered, that title was not my choice because I refused to be a shattered woman.

And I had to fight for the subtitle, Reclaiming a Life Torn Apart by Violence, because I really didn't want to be that shattered woman.

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