"Before a catastrophe, we can't imagine coping with the burdens that might confront us in a dire moment. Then when the moment arrives, we suddenly find that we have resources inside us that we knew nothing about."
Christopher Reeve
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I can't explain it, but this horse pretty much saved my life!
To my Family: Thank you for making me so wrong
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I can't explain it, but this horse pretty much saved my life!
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To my Family: Thank you for making me so wrong
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- Living IS the point
- The Alone-ness of PTSD
- Defining Recovery
- Heavenly Codependency
- Do you know who think all men are rapists? Rapists do.
- No more hiding: I exist.
- To my family: Thank you for making me Wrong
- Healing Words
- Modesty
- Who is the better friend?
- Abuser's Remorse
- I hate labels, but how else do I explain it?
- Angela's Word (a poem)
- Finally (Not at me)
- The Doll
- What not to say
- Pet the Tiger
- Who am I? (a poem)
- "...If I had not myself been confined..."
- The Story of Noche (Tao of Equus)
- So much more than "Good Enough"
- Sometimes it's exhausting to be me
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I think that's so true. I think we, as humans, are far more capable then we ever realize. Sometimes terrible things help us to unlock our true potential.
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