Share Your Story. Announcing The Stalking Case Logs

I’m excited to share something that means a great deal to me. I’m launching The Stalking Case Logs, a woman-owned company that builds on the advocacy work I began after the stalking and death of my youngest daughter, Morgan.

Losing Morgan changed my life. It also taught me why education and awareness matter so much. When you know what stalking can look like, you may recognize a pattern that’s hard to see when you’re living through it. And when someone else puts into words what you’ve been feeling, it can help you feel less alone.

When I started Morgan’s Stalking, I had no idea how many people it would reach. The blog has now received more than 7.5 million views from over 110 countries. What has stayed with me most are the thousands of comments from people affected by stalking. So many of you trusted me with experiences that were painful to talk about. You showed me how much it matters to have somewhere to tell your story and be heard.

That’s why I’m asking you to share your story, if and when you’re ready. Whether the stalking is happening now or happened many years ago, I’d like to hear from you. If you’d like help putting your experience into words, I’ll work with you. You can talk about what happened, what it felt like at the time, how you feel now, and what has changed in your life. You decide how much to share, and you can choose to remain anonymous in anything we publish.

With your permission, your story may be featured on The Stalking Case Logs, on our Facebook page, or in a future podcast.

To get in touch, click the little comment bubble on the top right and leave a brief note. I’ll respond. Please keep names and identifying details out of the public comments. If you’d rather reach out privately, you can message me through The Stalking Case Logs on Facebook.

“All that you touch You Change.”
— Octavia E. Butler

I believe education and awareness save lives. If you know someone who could use this invitation, please pass it along. You may help someone who has been suffering in silence feel ready to reach out.