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‘She didn’t want me to hug her’: carer of enslaved woman describes her recovery
- The survivor was freed by police after years of severe abuse and neglect in a Gloucestershire home.
- Amanda Wixon was jailed for 13 years for enslaving the woman and subjecting her to abuse.
- The carer described the victim’s initial fear of hugs and her gradual trust-building over weeks.
- The victim has since pursued college studies and holidays, signaling a return to normal life.
- The foster carer called for a broader inquiry into why the survivor slipped through the net.
- The victim’s abuser, Amanda Wixon, allegedly restrained her with cover and restricted light, per the carer’s account.
- The survivor is described as frail, timid, and in need of ongoing therapy after years of abuse.
- The carer emphasized the survivor’s fear of her abuser and the lasting impact of the case on her sense of safety.
- The article portrays the survivor as a person with potential for a fuller life despite the trauma.
- The case underscores the emotional burden on carers who support survivors after rescue.
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