Nancy J. Sage

Leaving a cult is not easy. There is a period of adjustment that can be difficult to get through. You might compare it to being a newborn baby. Your slate is clean and your life is starting anew.  This is a phase that you must endure to eventually regain your mentally well-being.

It’s like watching things grow, like plants and trees. If you look at them every day you won’t notice the growth. But look again in six months, a year, or even several years, and you’ll notice big changes.

The mental and psychological fog created by a cult takes a while to lift and for your thought processes to fully clear. Understanding that this will take a while is important – for yourself – and for others.

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My website is still being set up by my webmaster, but please feel free to look around. I will be writing more articles in the next few weeks to announce any interviews or presentations that I have scheduled.

My book tells the story of my life as a member of a cult. My family and I, except for our oldest daughter Gloria, resigned in 1983. The Watchtower Society’s shunning policy took effect immediately, and we lost all communication with her for 10 years.

In order to help my daughter escape I had to rejoin and live the cult life once again. It was a time of stress and fear, but I was determined to get my family out once and for all – no matter what it required of me.

If you want to purchase my book, feel free to email me at nancyjsage@hotmail.com or click here: www.Amazon.com/Going-Undercover-Rescue-My-Daughter.

I’ve received such great support and feedback ever since my book was released. I’d love to hear your comments.

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