I Cried for Experiencing the Good and Faith in the People Around Me
"I cried for the insight to seek, find and see the light where the darkness of my soul once relentlessly obscured the intrinsic value and meaning of life." ― Vernon Chalmers
I cried for understanding the demons of trauma and how domestic violence mercilessly unsettles the mind of the empowered empath.
I cried for the renewed appreciation for compassion, empathy and gratitude.
I cried for accepting the opportunity for self-calibration through my Portfolio of Choice recovery narrative.
I cried for experiencing the good and faith in the people around me.
I cried for the ability to find, trust and reconnect to life through the collective eyes, hearts and souls of my support network.
I cried for the ability to find, trust and reconnect to life through the collective eyes, hearts and souls of my support network.
I cried for the honest reflections with all those who invited me into their lives to share extraordinary experiences, vulnerabilities and courage in healing from toxic people (and / or abusive environments).
I cried because they made me feel safe to believe again.
I cried because they made me feel safe to believe again.
