My recovery from childhood sexual abuse
The best compliment I ever received, was something that was said to me just a few short weeks ago. It was the kind of compliment that challenges everything I have ever believed about myself, this world, and how important I am in it.
Telling my story is one of the hardest things I have ever done: it has also been rewarding and even necessary for my mental health and well-being.
There are a few questions that come to mind which will make me shift uncomfortably in my seat and perhaps stumble over my words if the situation is just right. Let's dig in to those questions and unpack my discomfort
The Survivors Speak Interview series is dedicated to amplifying the voices of survivors by providing a platform to share our stories and connect us through experiences and healing. Read stories of childhood trauma as survivors share their pain, their hope, and their healing.Â
If there is every a message I want to get across, it is that you are not alone, that you do not have to heal alone!
I am learning and feeling what it means to embody the work that I am doing and embracing my worth and my authenticity
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When I am completely honest with myself in my reflections, life was so much easier when I adjusted myself and prioritized others. Until it wasn’t.
The Survivors Speak Interview series is dedicated to amplifying the voices of survivors by providing a platform to share our stories and connect us through experiences and healing.
When I share my story about the adults in my life as a child who abused me I hold up a mirror and show them the kind of people they were.
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