Navigating the Snake Pit

Coming Soon

Slight Delay

Snake Pits are dangerous. It’s taking longer than I anticipated.

Woman walking a tight rope over a snake pit

The 3rd Installment, How to Navigate a Snake Pit, is slightly delayed. Please be patient, it’s coming soon.

Briefly, the legal advice I received before Paperdolls was first released isn’t quite accurate in today’s legal climate. I reached out to David Hardy, because he’s an attorney and has experience challenging institutional inertia and fighting large institutions that cover up crimes.

David and I have met, and we want to do this right for survivors. We are still crafting. The next article, “How to Navigate a Snake Pit, might be “co-authored” by David Hardy, esq and myself. At a minimum, this missive, will have been reviewed by a trusted attorney.

Please stay tuned. And, apologies for the slight delay.

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Here are the first two articles in this series (or “previously on Paperdolls.Today”):

1. An ah-ha moment

2. If someone breaks your leg, you must get treatment and let it heal