"I knew I had to leave before he killed me" Louise Jackson

In this powerful episode of The Parting Glass Podcast, we hear from Louise Jackson, a courageous mother of four from Finglas who survived nine harrowing years of coercive control and domestic abuse. Louise shares her deeply personal journey of enduring physical and mental torment, finding the strength to seek justice, and ultimately seeing her abuser sentenced to prison.Now focused on rebuilding her life with her children, Louise is bravely sharing her story to help other women recognize the red flags in abusive relationships. Her mission is simple but profound: if her story can help even one woman, it will have been worth it.Louise also sheds light on her advocacy work, including her efforts to push for the implementation of Jenny’s Law. This is an episode of resilience, hope, and determination not to let the past define the future. Helplines and resources for anyone experiencing domestic abuse National HelplinesWomen's Aid National Freephone Helpline:1800 341 900Available 24/7, offering support, information, and help for women in abusive situations.Safe Ireland:Website: safeireland.ieProvides resources and connects women with local support services across Ireland.Dublin-Based ServicesAoibhneas Women and Children's Refuge:01 867 0805Refuge and support services for women and children experiencing domestic violence.Ruhama (Support for women affected by prostitution and trafficking):01 836 0292Confidential support and advocacy services.Sonas Domestic Violence Charity:01 866 2015Provides housing and support for women and children fleeing domestic violence.Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC):1800 778 888 (24/7 Helpline)Support for survivors of sexual violence, including domestic sexual abuse. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.