I havent fully healed.Far from it.I still have nightmares & hallucinations of scenarios from the past.I still have panic attacks from the years of trauma embedded within me.I cant help feeling afraid of ppl who claim to care bcz I fear they will hurt me too when I least expect it
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Yes I survived being killed for my apostasy, but maybe that too is inaccurate. A part of me did die that day A part that has long been lost but not forgotten. I just hope I can bury that part and learn not to carry the ashes of her remains in my heart forever.
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Replying to @amethystlyy
For me, as difficult as it was, I focused on healing her as opposed to burying her. Talk to her like she were your daughter. Tell her everything she should have heard, everything she needed to hear. Tell little you how much she deserves love. Tell her that you are a survivor
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Replying to @YasMohammedxx
Thank you, I suppose it's better to make peace with the past as traumatic as it was then to try to move on like it never really happened. The impact of such experiences are longlasting and can never truly be erased. I hope I too can be at peace with it someday

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Replying to @amethystlyy
I mean, to be clear...I wasn’t able to face it until like 15 yrs later. I also just hid it away in my mind and tried to forget and move on for a long time. Only when you feel strong enough can you face it. Where do you live? Maybe we can help you throughhttp://www.freeheartsfreeminds.com
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Replying to @YasMohammedxx @amethystlyy
If you don’t want to answer that publicly, you can DM me xx
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I DMed you xx
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