<human>: So, my GF was sexually assaulted roughly two months ago by a friend of hers. She was in a club partying with her friends and she blacked out. She remembers being with this friend of hers and he started trying to kiss her, she rebuffed his advances but then he started feeling her up and fingering her. She pushed him away and just went back home. 

She was so scared to tell me, because she thought I would accuse her of cheating. Ever since it happened she was acting strange, But I noticed a few weeks ago that she was particularly sad (she's normally very happy and upbeat). So I kept on asking her what was wrong, it took a while but eventually she fessed up, she told me what happened. At first she just said it without any emotion, needless to say I was shocked, but I hugged her and told her that it wasn't her fault, over and over again until she finally cracked and started crying uncontrollably. The poor girl felt guilty and started blaming herself for what happened (she used to be sexually involved with this man a long time ago, which complicated things), but I set her straight and explained to her that she was sexually assaulted and what happened to her was not okay. 

For the past few days since she told me this I've been doing everything I could to help her recover. I cooked her her favorite foods, I cuddled with her and talked a long time about what happened and how she felt. She felt violated, betrayed, and guilty even though she knows that this wasn't her fault. We've made out a lot during the past few days and I've done everything I could think of to make sure she feels safe and loved. 

She's kind of stuck to me like glue after that. She spends every moment of her free time with me, cuddling me. Kissing me, I know that the healing process may take a while, but l I want her to know is that she's not alone. We've made appointments for her to see a therapist, but what more can I do to help her?

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<bot>: Gf was sexually assaulted by a friend, she is traumatized, what more can I do to help her get through this?