Throughout my healing journey, I’ve learned that even in the most challenging times, a glimmer of hope can break through the darkness, even when the fear of abuse feels overwhelming.
I remember moments when fear clouded my thoughts and influenced my decisions. The weight of past trauma left me feeling lost, burdened by sadness, guilt, and shame. I often sought to hide from those who hurt me and isolated myself to escape difficult situations. The emotional pain feels like a never-ending punishment.
At times, I met individuals who provided support, offered guidance, and shared wisdom to illuminate the path to freedom. Although moving out of the darkness to overcome adversity felt overwhelming, it was possible.
Have you ever had the worst day of your life? One day or incident that stands out above all the rest. Here is a true story from an upcoming memoir about the worst day of my life.
The worst day of my life is the day of my firstborn’s open heart surgery at two years old.
My husband and I had a room at the Ronald McDonald House near the hospital, and our daughter stayed with her grandmother.
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A while back, I was talking with my baby sister about
I thought she didn’t understand. I’m in the process of writing a Memoir, and recalling memories of abuse is essential.
It’s an emotional outpouring and a slow process that takes time. And remembering painful memories of abuse will make you a bit down at times.
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Domestic Violence Questions and Answers is a featured blog post in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October 2018.
I was reading a post on the topic of domestic violence, and in the comments section, a gentleman named Brad posted four domestic violence questions.
Domestic Violence Questions