Sisterhood of the Survivors

I applaud you both for being brave enough to share your story publicly. A lot of times it’s easier to shove painful things under the rug, and that would be totally understandable. There is nothing more admirable than living through a tragedy and using your experience to help others and do good. I’m so impressed with Trisha. I feel like she is very in-tuned with her feelings, authentic, very logical, well thought, and well spoken. It’s evident she is processing all of this in a really healthy way for herself and for her family. You all are going to make a positive impact on this world. A lot of brave ladies in the Sena family ❤️

A Capital Region parent here who, like everyone in our area and all over the country, was on the edge of my seat hoping for the best outcome for the Sena family. I am so grateful that Trisha and Jené are sharing their family’s story (the true story and not the media’s story) because it will help so many survivors and families of survivors. These women are forces to be reckoned with and so incredibly brave. However, we know who the bravest of all is and she will THRIVE in this life because of the wonderful people around her. Peace, love, and healing to the Sena family.

I am amazed at your family’s willingness to tell Charlottes story of survival. Strong woman raise strong girls. I’m sorry that you even have a story of survival to tell, but I am glad that you are- can’t wait for the next episode.

I applaud you both for opening this platform, it will help others who have been in similar circumstances also help people understand how media can play a large roll in tweaking the real truth. I would like to hear how this has impacted the other children and their families who were with you. I am sure it is a struggle for them also . So happy Charlotte is home and much love to her and your family.