We Can’t Predict the Future, But We Do Have Hope
For those in search of a crystal ball, the bad news is you can’t predict your future.
Topic: healing
For those in search of a crystal ball, the bad news is you can’t predict your future.
Boundaries are no longer a buzzword, no longer an imaginary line in the sand: they become our new bylines for how we allow ourselves to be treated.
It is not easy living in reality, and my mind’s ability to close the curtains on my trauma remains unmatched.
Growing pains are inevitable, but it’s all just a season.
I don’t let myself feel it.
We are worth loving through our brokenness and our pain.
A few months earlier, I had asked my psychiatrist about Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), an alternative to antidepressants.
There is magic in life again, and my healing is a testament to it.
From drawing and crafting to painting and writing. Art has the ability to heal us.
I was right, in a way, about the day the elevator opened: I could never go back again.
Never forget how far you've come just by waking up today.
Let us not forget that joy, laughter, and connection are also incredibly transformative medicines.
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