Suffering through a childhood of sexual, physical and emotional abuse, Margaret entered adulthood reeling from the effects of repressing her memories and pain.  Victimized a second time by nightmares, night sweats, paranoia and unpredictable emotional triggers, and struggling in relationships with the people that meant the most to her — her husband Bill and their children — Margaret finds healing in only one person… Jesus.  He broke through the pain.       Margaret’s story, ‘Scars Don’t Hurt’, walks the reader through each stage of her life and the steps she must take to find wholeness and healing.  Her miracle is not instantaneous, but instead, a journey.  Anyone who has ever been hurt and needs healing in her soul can identify with the different stages described by Margaret and come to the same conclusion she did:  Jesus heals all.  There may still remain a scar, a memory of things that once occurred; but it is only a scar, after all, and scars don’t hurt.       Margaret Davidson lives with her husband, Bill, in St. Catharines Ontario, Canada .  Married since 1963, they have three children and seven grandchildren.  Today, she is an effervescent, lively, overcoming woman giving inspiration to many as she tells the story of Jesus’ intervention in a broken life.  If you were to meet Margaret personally, you would never guess the horrors she’s experienced in her life — so complete is the healing touch of her Saviour.  She has an infectious laugh and an over-the-top sense of humour, defining who she has become in Christ and demonstrating how wonderful Jesus is, how sweet life can become, and how turning our pain over to him is the absolute cure.         Margaret shares her story at seminars, conferences and churches, teaching others who have been damaged by physical, sexual, and emotional abuse to trust in God and receive complete healing in him.  Bringing a message of forgiveness and love, she demonstrates how a rich and meaningful life can rise from the depths of great pain. Read ‘Scars Don’t Hurt’ and give it to your friends in pain — they’ll never be the same. Finding Jesus