It is impossible to gaze upon Alma Davis’ beautiful visage and discern the emotional scars located with in the deepest recesses of her soul, a resultant of severe domestic violence she suffered as a child and into her marriage.
As a child, Davis was enveloped with raw feelings of anger, shame, hurt and isolation, unaware…
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