Is Forgiveness the Goal? Part 2
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Is Forgiveness the Goal? Part 2

No. Well, maybe.

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Pathways to Healing
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Pathways to Healing

The path to my healing from chronic childhood abuse points to similar (but different) paths for others.

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Affirmations
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Affirmations

When you affirm yourself, you are not being disloyal to your hopeless ones. You are not minimizing your abuse. You are building a bridge for all you parts to walk over — eventually — into the goodness and grace that is all of you.

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Remembering the Tough Stuff
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Remembering the Tough Stuff

Remembering is the single most important thing we can do for the rest of our lives. ~ Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor

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