I never said she was.  Scripture only says that Jesus drove out a substantial amount of evil from her, healing her.  Could have been any number of sins of hers.  Sexual sins do, in general, tend to multiply quickly, corrupting much of the integrality of the self, the mind, the will, the body, the passions, etc. 

And further her response to Him from that point forward was clear: union, reparation, acts of charity toward Him. 

And then you continue with the ugly personal attacks!

If I bring out the ugly in you please don't respond to any of my original posts.  "Avoid the near temptation..." as the Church so wisely and beautifully teaches.