Our final panel for the second Game Over Commission hearings begins NOW!

It features survivor Trinea Gonczar and her mother, Dawn Homer, discussing the challenges of coping with abuse as a family.

Watch here:

"After seeing Jordyn Weiber publicly speak for the first time, I realized that the older gymnasts from my timeframe — that spent day in and day out with (Nassar) — were the girls that were likely his first victims, as he perfected his lies and grooming techniques."

- Gonczar

"After knowing how many others had tried to stop him, I had realized I had been made (Nassar's) perfect victim.

My assaults began when I was eight years old. They estimate I was assaulted around 900 times," says Gonczar.

"We had very specific eating guidelines that Larry created that we had to adhere to.

And no matter what, we were told to never question anything. Period."

- Gonczar

"The amount of family turmoil this kind of truth can do and did in real life are more than you can have any idea of.

In our case, it was our trainer, and our friend, and in some cases a doctor."

- Gonczar