Posts Tagged ‘ Survivors Speak ’

A Poem: Tears

A Poem: Tears

Wednesday, April 4th, 2012

In honor of April’s National Poetry Month, every week this month I’ll post poetry by survivors. This week’s poem comes from Donna:
Tears…
Tears are uncomfortable;
sometimes they express

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Yoga, Poetry and PTSD

Yoga, Poetry and PTSD

Wednesday, February 29th, 2012

Guest post by Mary McManus
Trauma came early in my life as I contracted paralytic polio at the age of 5. Shortly after learning how to walk again, my father…

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Time to Live Your Life

Time to Live Your Life

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012

Guest post by Elle Amberley
I mostly lived in fear as a child. In fact, I cannot remember a time when I felt completely safe.
I encountered abuse in many…

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My Postpartum PTSD Story

My Postpartum PTSD Story

Wednesday, February 15th, 2012

Guest post by Kerissa Potter
I gave birth to my son via c-section in October, 2010. The labor wasn’t what I’d hoped or wanted and after 3 hours of pushing…

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Interpreting Music Through Skate Dancing

Interpreting Music Through Skate Dancing

Wednesday, February 1st, 2012

Guest post by Vincenzo D’Amico…
In the early stages of my healing journey, I sought therapeutic help anywhere I could find it: from anyone that would listen. It took some

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