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Rosemary Trible
Rosemary Trible giving hope and helping others move from Victim to Victory
Rosemary Trible was the Junior Miss for Arkansas, married a soon to be Congressman and Senator, and was a talk show host for a morning TV show out of Richmond, Virginia. On the outside the world saw a woman who seemed to be living a fairy tale life, but what they didn't see was a woman battling a deep fear after being brutally raped at gunpoint the year before her husband (Paul Trible) was elected to Congress. It happened after hosting women on her talk show who were victims of sexual abuse. Later that week, an attacker broke into the hotel room where she was staying, stealing her joy for many years.
It's been nearly 35 years since that horrific incident one that certainly has changed Rosemary's life. Now, Rosemary is hoping to change the life of other victims by giving them hope in her new book Fear To Freedom. She decided to share her story after her pastor addressed the congregation and asked them, "What if you did not have to be so afraid?" and "What if you could help someone else not to be so afraid?" Now able to stand and say she has truly forgiven her attacker, Rosemary is telling others how to move on from fear to forgiveness to freedom and how to move on from victim to victory.
Rosemary has been featured on the east coast in several articles and television interviews, as well as on the 700 Club. At the end of March she was invited to speak in Little Rock, Arkansas where she spoke to hundreds at several different events. What was unique however was she was invited by Patti Cannady the mother of Anne Pressly, the news anchor who was murdered in 2008. Patti invited Rosemary to the city to speak to her daughter's friends and family to give them hope and to help them move on from their own fears.
To learn more about Rosemary visit her website at www.FearToFreedomJourney.com