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Part Two: I Stopped Running
The tears felt like they had been waiting in little pockets inside me, each one assigned to a specific memory or emotion. As I let those tears flow, I began to feel lighter. The memories weren’t gone, but they no longer had the same power over me. With each tear shed, I felt a little more free.
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Part One: Stop Downplaying What It Was
Recovering and writing about childhood trauma is not just about recounting facts; it is about giving space to the silent films that have played out in our minds for years.
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Family Dynamics and Boundaries: Navigating Relationships After Disclosure
Stepping away from certain family gatherings and the facade of “happy family” moments was painful, but it was essential for safety. Healing wasn't yet on my radar.