Saundra Crockett’s ideal family life began to unravel when she was 28 years old. She was trapped in a vicious cycle of emotional and physical suffering when her spouse turned from a devoted companion to a violent abuser. Rather than sharing her horrible experience with everyone, Saundra chose to conceal her bruises and scars, both mental and physical. She kept her mask to herself, and it became a potent emblem of her suffering.

However, the violence persisted, and by the time it was all over, some of the victims had infections and horrendous face scars. A beacon of hope and a brink of despair. They were told they only had three days to live when they visited the doctor. Nevertheless, Saundra’s unwavering spirit and the medical team’s diligence overcame the obstacles. Saundra set out on a quest to reclaim her life after divorcing her abusive spouse. She kept her kids safe the entire time. The psychological and bodily wounds persisted nevertheless.

She put on a mask to shield herself from everyone’s intense scrutiny due to the marks on her once beautiful face. But good things were in store for them from fate. She discovered new hope from Deborah Alessi, a victim of domestic abuse who also founded a beneficial non-profit. Deborah showed her support in more ways than just providing moral assistance.As a gift, Saundra had reconstructive surgery from her well-known husband, a surgeon.

She felt more like herself and was able to regain some face functions as a result. A New Dawn: From Victim to Victor Saundra is a strong, self-reliant woman who serves as an inspiration to many other women who suffer domestic abuse. She removes her mask and proudly displays her scars to demonstrate her strength, resiliency, and optimism.