What if what happened to you, as a woman, doesn't matter anymore? In order to get past emotional and sexual trauma, it takes the will to let go of learned thought patterns that keep us in harm's way. Louisa Hutchins brings testament to an emotionally charged past. A tell-all written to her daughter, whom she fears has also been sexually victimized in her own life. The 30 Years On chronicles Hutchins' own struggles growing up in a narcissistic family embedded in the entertainment industry and throughout her career in a male-dominating workforce, before sexual harassment policies and #MeToo existed. Through these colorful, hidden tales of pain, deceit, and betrayal that reigned for three decades, she unleashes misperceptions about self, the world around her, and the toxic environments that fueled her ultimate triumph. Whether you or someone you know lives with family secrets, experiences reminders of unspeakable moments through prophetic dreams, or faces the triggers of trauma day-to-day, the 8 Essentials to Living with Legacy of Trauma, revealed in this book, can put the pain to rest. The hope is to guide women, to change the way we see trauma and how we allow it to define us.