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This site holds my story as a survivor, naming the patterns that harmed me and the steps I took toward safety, healing, and choosing hope.

My story
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My Healing Journey

Recovering from abuse requires patience, community, and honest reflection. You are not alone, and your boundaries deserve respect as you rebuild trust in yourself.

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Recent Recovery Posts

In this section you’ll find concise posts about recognizing red flags, healthier communication, and practical steps to protect yourself while healing from harm.

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Support Resources

I offer reflective articles, guided exercises, and a compassionate space to explore abuse patterns, set boundaries, and access trusted resources for safety and recovery.

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If you need immediate help, reach out to local hotlines or trusted professionals. I respond with care and respect to every message.

Mailing address: Not publicly listed. Phone line available for confidential conversations at (555) 123-4567 or via secure chat on request.