My recovery from childhood sexual abuse
As I listened to the sirens get closer and closer they never turned off - next thing I know I am watching four police cars race around my home down the park road off my back yard and stop just past my home.
I am learning and feeling what it means to embody the work that I am doing and embracing my worth and my authenticity
Connecting with peers, who understand deeply what you are experiencing has magical healing power. I don't just want you to know that you are not alone, I want you to feel that you are not alone too.
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If a survivor shares a piece of their story or their journey with you. Hear them, believe them, and please, leave your own journey out of it. Remember our paths are different.
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I will not internalize his issue with me as a negative reflection of who I am which goes against everything my mind and body are conditioned to do.
I had to stop; like screeching brakes in my head - I put everything down. It is time to rest.
The wounds inflected by childhood abuse and trauma are on both the mind and body. Peer Support is so important for trauma survivors living with Complex PTSD.
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