If you have not received an application from the County Attorney's Office in two weeks, call 740-5525 to ask that one be sent to you. You are not to blame for this assault , despite where you were, who you were with, how you were dressed, whether you were drinking, or how late it was. The fault for the assault lies with your assailant, not with you. TRCC Home Page Return to Top What to expect . . . Your body and mind will respond to the violence and trauma.
Every survivor reacts differently, but there are some common, normal reactions.
You may respond in an emotional, expressive manner, or you may respond in a controlled, subdued, yet numb manner. You may recognize some changes in yourself. Family, friends, and co-workers may also notice changes in you, but they will not know what has happened unless you decide to tell them. Please remember that you are not going crazy or behaving badly. These changes are common responses to violence.