Jane Guerino was an adopted child who was sexually abused from the age of four to nine.  In her late 20s, she entered the sex trade to support her drug addiction.  At age 30, Ms. Guerino was abducted and held for five months without clothing in a frigid cold basement, where she was terrorized and tortured, and then was sold to different sex traffickers for two years until her escape.  During her time in “the life,” Ms. Guerino was incarcerated 14 times in three different states, tortured and beaten daily, sold four times, and left with drug addiction that lasted 34 years.  Today, she helps abused, trafficked, and incarcerated girls and women though Glory House, the organization she founded.  Glory House is a transitional/reentry support program for women and men affected by domestic violence, human trafficking, addiction, incarceration, and related hardships.