I'm so sorry to hear about Cherrie-Ann Austin-Saddington's story... it's just heartbreaking what happened to her 
. I mean, who would've thought that being a prison officer could lead to something like this? 
It's like she was taken advantage of and manipulated by someone in power 
. And yeah, it does raise some valid points about the recruitment and management of female prison officers... they deserve so much better than low wages and lack of support 
.It's also super important that we're talking about coercive control and how it can affect people in vulnerable positions
. We need to make sure that those who are being manipulated or controlled have access to the resources and help they need 
. I'm glad that Cherrie-Ann is finding solace through therapy and working with organizations that support victims of domestic abuse 
. Fingers crossed she finds a way to heal and move forward from this 
.You know, it's crazy how things have changed since I was in high school...
we're living in 2025 now! But some things remain the same, like the importance of supporting those who need it most 
. Anyway, let's keep having this conversation and raise awareness about coercive control 
.