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Healing Scared
Mental Health, Healing Abigail Badu Mental Health, Healing Abigail Badu

Healing Scared

“sometimes it takes your heart breaking a few times for you to become independent in important and healthy ways. heartbreak shows you that your self-worth and wholeness should not depend on another's words or love. use the hurt as a map that leads inward to pursue your healing and ignite your self-love.”

—young pueblo (clarity & connection, pg. 96)

The nerves can be quite present but taking that step, trying it out, really makes a difference. And maybe that's what yung pueblo is saying.

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How Healing Looks On Me
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How Healing Looks On Me

By Eryn Murray

Before, I just wanted people to like me when I should have just like myself. Now that I am in a place of awareness, it feels good to know that I took the effort to understand my reactions to situations that I took very personally. I cannot place unrealistic expectations on people based on how I treat them. I can trust people to be people.

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Encouragment for the Present
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Encouragment for the Present

Looking back, I can tell you that there will come a time when you'll wake up and realize that the nightmare has faded.

You'll still feel the pain of the past but you'll also feel the encouragement of the present and realize that despite what heartache life throws your way, you have overcome what was impossible. Your heart will refresh as you continue to move forward.

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My Best Decision
Faith Abigail Badu Faith Abigail Badu

My Best Decision

That morning messed me up, for the better. I began questioning many things afterward. I started wondering why I was telling people that I was a Christian and what it meant to claim Jesus.

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A Message From Your Black Trophy Girlfriend and Your Black Token Friend
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A Message From Your Black Trophy Girlfriend and Your Black Token Friend

Since the horrific, brutal, and disgusting murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd, I have been taking some time to check in with myself. Crying whenever my memory reminds me of the second gunshot that shot through Ahmaud and the raspy voice of George calling for his mother as life was being drained from him with the knee of a power-hungry murderer.

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