cumstances were different, I identified with what I saw people going through," she said.

Judd says that after moving around between 13 different schools, her first experience with stability was her admission into a university in Kentucky, where she majored in Women's Studies, a course that she says spiritually awakened her.

After much therapy and because of her work among women and children, Judd said she has been able to make peace with her past.

"And so now I can truly say that I am so grateful that all those things happened to me. Were they right? Absolutely not... Should a child go through that? Of course not... But am glad I did. Because it has helped my spirit become... the spirit that brought me here to India to work with dis-empowered girls and women."

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