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It gets easier to process with time. It never goes away but it does get smaller in my mind.
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Healing is finding my voice. No longer being afraid to share my story and be listened too. Holding in those feelings and thoughts, what happened to you is never the best way to heal. Find your voice and I promise you’ll be heard.
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Being honest with yourself, allowing yourself to feel the emotions & not push them down.
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Speak up and speak out about your experiences and you will be amazed at the outpouring of support you will receive. And above all, never give up.
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Tell someone what happened , someone you trust. And don’t let others opinion stop you from taking action against what has been done to you
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You have a strength in you to fight . The best revenge is not letting him have a hold on your future.
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This poem by Rupi Kaur captures the essence of healing "What is stronger than a human heart which shatters over and over and still lives"
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For me healing is moving in with my life and not letting those who have assaulted me take over my life. When I can leave the house and feel safe
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Healing is owning your story, it’s allowing yourself to process what has happened.
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As cliche as it may be, things will get better. You are believed, you have value, and you deserve the greatest happiness. And you will get it! Make sure to put yourself first, to look out for yourself, and to surround yourself with those who genuinely care about you.
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I want to be able to walk down the street of my hometown alone again. Maybe in numbermore years it's something I could be able to do.
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Healing is finding my voice. No longer being afraid to share my story and be listened too. Holding in those feelings and thoughts, what happened to you is never the best way to heal. Find your voice and I promise you’ll be heard.
Report
Speak up and speak out about your experiences and you will be amazed at the outpouring of support you will receive. And above all, never give up.
Report
For me healing is moving in with my life and not letting those who have assaulted me take over my life. When I can leave the house and feel safe
Report
I want to be able to walk down the street of my hometown alone again. Maybe in numbermore years it's something I could be able to do.
Report
It gets easier to process with time. It never goes away but it does get smaller in my mind.
Dear reader, this message contains language of self-harm that some may find triggering or discomforting.
Report
This poem by Rupi Kaur captures the essence of healing "What is stronger than a human heart which shatters over and over and still lives"
Report
As cliche as it may be, things will get better. You are believed, you have value, and you deserve the greatest happiness. And you will get it! Make sure to put yourself first, to look out for yourself, and to surround yourself with those who genuinely care about you.
Report
Being honest with yourself, allowing yourself to feel the emotions & not push them down.
Report
Tell someone what happened , someone you trust. And don’t let others opinion stop you from taking action against what has been done to you
Report
You have a strength in you to fight . The best revenge is not letting him have a hold on your future.
Report
Healing is owning your story, it’s allowing yourself to process what has happened.
Report
This is a space where survivors of trauma and abuse share their stories alongside supportive allies. These stories remind us that hope exists even in dark times. You are never alone in your experience. Healing is possible for everyone.
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Members
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We-Speak is a part of We-Consent, A Project of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre
Read our Community Guidelines, Privacy Policy, and Terms
For immediate help, visit {{resource}}
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