Little Warrior

Yes we can! ❤️

@ShyUnicorn "The roaring voice I hear inside Like waves breaking with the tide It’s easier to tell you that I am okay" its like you pulled these words from the storm inside of me, thank you! ❤️❤️

@angelsliveon I've read that it can be healing to tell your trauma to someone else — that grief needs a witness. But for me, that’s always been really hard. I think what’s held me back the most is not wanting to hurt others. I worry the details might be too heavy, even for someone trained to listen. I imagine it could make them sad or angry, and that thought makes me pull back. So for a long time, I just kept it all inside. Lately, I’m starting to learn that while my story might be hard for some to hear, if I lived through it and survived, others can hear it and survive too. And ma

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@MeBeMary Thank you so much for your kinds words and encouragement. I am definitely feeling a little out of sorts with everything but so thankful I found this group of amazing people to connect with. I will check out the creative forum. Thank you again ❤️

Thank you so much ❤️

@VioletBloom I'm sorry for everything that brought you here but I am glad you are here. I am only beginning now to share my trauma and I know how hard it is. I don't know that being over it is ever possible. I do know that over the years when I could not talk about it, hearing other people's stories helped me feel less alone. I think you are brave to talk about it and I pray it helps you as much as it will surly help others. ❤️

Thank you so much for this. I'm very hopeful that I will find peace and healing. I hope to also be support for others.

I just listened and followed to hear more. It's so touching and I think it's wonderful that you do not hold back. I'm the same with my writing because I need to get it out of me.. I am on the fence with going no contact with my mother. Just a text from her the other day with pictures of Christmas decorations she thought I would like triggered anxiety and anger followed by nightmares. I think it's because she knew she was sending me to a monster but claims innocence. And sends me the most surface level deflecting messages while ignoring what matters. Your music will help so many peopl

Thank you for the such a kind reply. I was so nervous making my first post. I only have fragments of memories from the time that I lived with my father and he is just like a shadowed person in my memories but I know it's him. My mother refuses to even talk to me about it which is frustrating because she could give me so many answers. I'm trying hard not to be upset with her. My sister was able to confirm several of my "least harmful" memories which atleast help me see that what I do remember is not my imagination. What I don't remember haunts me most if that makes sense. I would lo

Hello everyone, I am new here and new to sharing my trauma. For most of my life, I’ve tucked my trauma away with the belief that talking about it was just “dwelling on the past.” I’m 51 now. My adult life has been filled mostly with joy and love, despite my childhood. I’m blessed with a caring husband, five grown children, and four grandchildren who bring me so much happiness. I survived. But recently, memories of my childhood have begun to surface and haunt me. Maybe it’s because my kids are grown and I finally have time to think; maybe it’s because I can no