What No One Told Me About Healing Trauma
It's ever-evolving
Healing trauma is a cyclical grief process.
It means learning to live with my pain better by tolerating acceptance and the past versions of who I used to be.
It means sitting with my acceptance long enough to turn it into self-compassion.
It means understanding this process is hell, and it's okay.
It's okay to cry.
It's okay to be angry.
It's okay to unravel even just for a few seconds and look into the wound and understand why my life played out the way it did.
I sit with my wounds long enough to know trauma was never my fault, and even though I may feel like a burden in every cell in my body, I make a promise to myself to keep fighting.
I must believe I was born worthy.
I must believe I was born to be loved.
I must believe I was born to be safe.
Although I may not have received everything I was born to deserve, I still have the power to reclaim my power, my identity, and my humanity.
About the Creator
Maryann Samreth
Maryann Samreth is a trauma writing coach helping people write and publish their stories to amplify social impact. She is the podcast host of Mental Breakthrough.
Join her Women's Somatic Healing Workshop on 11/19 Here.
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