Victims 'may be devastated' by call to spell out abuse

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Victims 'may be devastated' by call to spell out abuse: ... victims and stop them getting help, child abuse survivor Marie Collins said. Ms Collins said she was "sickened" on reading Ms Kenny's article in the latest issue of the Irish Catholic. "People who have been abused have deep-down feelings of guilt.
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