I am also passionate about the debate or lack there of, for the "secondary victim" the parent/s of the child.
 
I am 47 years old...my life was ruined by CSA...I suffer from depression, social anxiety and PTSD symptoms, and I don't even remember all of my abuse. I only remember I was 5 and led out to the outhouse by an adult male. I only see their p**is in front of my face and him saying, "touch it". The next thing I remember I was in the corner of the back yard watching myself run in my little yellow nighty from the outhouse back into the house. I don't remember much of my childhood...most memories are outside...I don't have many indoor memories.  
 
Oddly enough, the sexual abuse of my son by my brother devestated me more than my own. The wall of secrecy and denial was so powerful in my family it took me 17 years to tell my brother I did not want him in my life anymore. I was gradually ostracized by the rest of the family. I am totally isolated and alone.  
 
Child Sexual Abuse destroys lives and I am writing this message because when I read the list of upcoming shows there was only one on this topic and it was. "have you been falsly accused of child molestation?". I and some other parent's of sexually abused children in my online support group wrote to the Dr. Phil show expressing our concern that all sides of this story should get equal time...  
so they changed it to "have you been falsly accused of a crime". All well and good...we made a difference and prevented a show that would have validated molesters in denial. But what about the children?????????????? What about the parents who are also traumatized that this has happened to their child.  
 
I so wish my son was ready to talk about this...I would go on the show in a second! He once mentioned Dr. Phil and asking for help with his marijuana addiction. I said I would write to Doctor Phil and then he quickly changed his mind saying, "No, I don't want to air my dirty laundry in public." I told him he doesn't have any dirty laundry but he changed the subject. Maybe someday he will be ready. This topic needs to be talked about openly without shame and secrecy and stigma.