"Time's Up!" with Susan Murphy Milano

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Comment by Susan Murphy-Milano on March 10, 2012 at 10:56am

Holding My Hand Through Hell the latest book by Violence Prevention Specialist, Susan Murphy Milano, is slated for release on October 3, 2012.

To place your *order CLICK HERE

Ice Cube Press is offering a pre-order special to the first 100 orders. The first 100 orders will be immediately shipped directly from the publisher when the book is launched in October.  As an added bonus, each of the books will be signed by the author, Susan Murphy Milano.

Based on a true story, told with the flow of a novel, spiced with frank wisdom and wit, Holding My Hand Through Hell encourages the reader to immerse themselves into this family’s life and is an inspiration to become an advocate for change in this world we all share. This book will incite discussion, debate, and heightened awareness about hope, survival, abuse, murder, and its impact on our society. In the end, it will leave readers  both applauding this woman as well as wondering how she escaped, sometimes at the eleventh hour. Twenty years later, she has realized that God must have been holding her hand through hell, delivering her from the evils of her life in order to save others.

Includes a foreword by Diane Fanning, Edgar nominated award-winning, true crime author.

This poignant well-written book tells the story of a police officer’s family and one daughter’s quest for justice long after the heart-wrenching murder of her mother. Susan Murphy Milano embraces a legacy of unconditional love and faith to triumph over a life plagued with unspeakable abuse and pain.

Website: Holding My Hand Through Hell

Website: Susan Murphy Milano

Website: Ice Cube Press

* All orders will be shipped in October, 2012

Comment by Dr. Hirsch Cordeiro on January 30, 2012 at 2:35pm

Looking forward to hearing your show. Amazing work!

Comment by Susan Murphy-Milano on July 25, 2011 at 7:21pm

 

If you haven't had a chance to listen to The Susan Murphy Milano Show, "Time's Up!"I'd like to personally invite you to listen to the archives.  We've had some powerhouse guests like Rita Cosby, Lisa Bloom, Diane Fanning, and domestic violence victim's rights activists Victor Rivers, Barry Goldstein, Authors Anthony Bruno, Gregg Olsen, Dennis Griffin and the list goes on!

I would love to have your feedback on any of the shows, start a discussion, ask me questions....I'll answer!  Most important...if there is someone you would like to hear, or a topic to highlight on the show, send me your requests!  

After all, it's for you!

 

Comment by Susan Murphy-Milano on January 2, 2011 at 2:08pm

Tracey-what a great idea if I were more skilled with a Harley I would.  I'm lucky I drove it without breaking any bones. Happy New Year-Susan

Comment by Susan Murphy-Milano on January 2, 2011 at 12:11pm

MURPHY MILANO RIDES INTO 2011 FOR TIME’S UP!

 

Time’s Up in 2011 for intimate partner violence!  Going beyond education and awareness, Susan Murphy Milano’s book, “Time’s Up: A Guide on How to Leave an Abusive and Stalking Relatio... contains unique procedures developed over years of working directly with victims in high risk cases of domestic violence and stalking.

The Time’s Up Ride begins NOW!  Bring Susan Murphy Milano to a town near you!

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Comment by Garry G. Dougherty on December 30, 2010 at 6:36pm

1 Problem 'Me' - 1 Answer 'getting over Me'

As long as we man as well as women, both of course in different ways, yet as long as our focus is on me, striving to satisfy my flesh never enough, miserable of myself, never satisfied, never enough perfume/makeup, never enoug muscle power control, etc etc.

 

We have a problem/problems - Answer getting over me/ourselves, if we can do this, better yet if a couple can do this mission accomplished that we will begin to then see unselfish greatness for our lives as well as our companions.

 

Of course we all know or at least should know where the real truth is but few very few are willing to deny themselves - I will give up a little bit of my self desires just want 'get er done' to be fooling no one and the problems resume.

 

This world is filled with deception all for greed, money, lust, power, we will never be happy long striving to satisfy the flesh (man or woman)

(get over ourselves to get into helping others then we will bign to see the beauty, the special we long for coming out in us and without our even realizing it)  God is good, God is the truth yet we tend to listen to the lies this world tells us, shows us !!! 

Comment by Susan Murphy-Milano on November 29, 2010 at 6:29pm

I am honored to be speaking at the "16 Days of Activism" event at Coastal Carolina University on Monday, Dec 6. It's a drop-in event and I hope I will have the opportunity to meet a lot of you there!

http://www2.scnow.com/news/2010/nov/29/ccu-event-will-speak-out-gen...
CONWAY - Leaders from several area women’s organizations will speak at a drop-in reception being held in conjunction with the international “16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence Campaign” from 2-6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 6 in Room 313 of the Wall College of Business Building at Coastal Carolina University.

Guest speakers will be Kelly O’Neill-Bagwell, president of Zonta Club; Susan Murphy-Milano, a violent relationship and high-risk case review specialist; Joyce Hart, executive director of the Rape Crisis Center; Justine Simone, an abuse survivor; Terri DeCenzo, executive director of Women in Philanthropy and Leadership for Coastal Carolina University; and a member of the Eastern Carolina Coalition Against Human Trafficking. The reception will also feature refreshments and volunteer opportunities.

The event is sponsored by CCU’s women and gender studies program, the department of communication and the Women’s Resource Center, and will benefit Zonta Club of Myrtle Beach, the Rape Crisis Center of Horry and Georgetown Counties and Eastern Carolina Coalition Against Human Trafficking.

The 16 Days Campaign was initiated in 1991 at the first Women’s Global Leadership Institute at Rutgers University, N.J., and has since grown internationally to raise awareness about violence against women, a human rights violation. The campaign traditionally begins Nov. 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, and ends Dec. 10, Human Rights Day.

The event is free and open to anyone to drop in at anytime. For additional information, call the CCU Women’s Resource Center at 843-349-2218.