The Sticky Side of Victimhood

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As one of the first missing children to be featured on a milk carton, no one would blame Kim Casey Cobb if she got stuck in victimhood. But, instead of being stuck, she found a way out - and has written about it in her new book: Stuck - A Way Out. She shares her story with us today. Kim was abducted at age 9 by her dad, who was in the midst of a custody dispute with her mom. He took her, and her brother, on a frightening 7-year undercover romp throughout America. Kim had to keep her identity secret, as they fled from place to place, barely one step away from being found. She could have stayed a victim for the rest of her life, but she eventually found the strength to break free. She's now quite successful and grateful that she has been able to make her dreams come true.

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