Her Husband Took A Photo Of Her In 1992 And Told Her “It’s The Last Night You’re Going To Live…”

Judy is adamant about sharing her story, especially on the anniversary of their escape, as a beacon of hope for others in similar situations. A few years ago, she found and shared the haunting photo Mick took, as a potent reminder that domestic violence is never acceptable.

“No child should have to grow up in an environment that is anything less than nurturing and loving,” Judy emphasizes.

She wants those who are still trapped in abusive relationships to know they are not alone and that life can indeed be better.

“There’s light at the end of the tunnel. You’re not alone; we made it through, and so can you,” Judy reassures.

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