'One of the hardest parts of an abusive relationship is getting out and staying out of it.' 

'One of the hardest parts of an abusive relationship is getting out and staying out of it.' 

Juliana Sheil is an advocate for a new Women’s Aid campaign called Too Into You, which aims to educate people on the signs of unhealthy relationships and help young people talk to someone they think might be experiencing abuse.

“One of the hardest parts of being in an abusive relationship is getting and staying out of it. It took me six tries to get out of mine, and it was the support of my friends and family that helped me stay out.” 

Those are the words of Juliana Shiel, a survivor of intimate relationship abuse who will speak at a Women’s Aid conference today to mark the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

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