Some people don’t want you to heal from your childhood trauma. You’ve probably noticed this. While there are all kinds of great people out there working for solutions and supporting people who want recover from the effects of abuse and neglect, there are are also some who want you -- who think they need you -- to stay damaged and a victim forever.
I want to help you armor yourself against discouragers, naysayers and slayers who see your progress, who learn about efforts you’re making to heal, or who get a glimpse of the hope you feel about changing your life, and want to take you down.
This kind of negativity is common; it happens all the time to anyone who takes a big step up. Your progress depends on you developing a healthy detachment from it and persevering, with optimism and confidence, in your recovery from Childhood PTSD. I’m here to tell you, the voice of the inner critic and the residual hopelessness of your past, is plenty to deal with, and you don’t need anybody to “set you straight” or knock you down a peg. It’s just smart, it’s realistic to believe that healing is possible.
Now why would people try to STOP you from saving your own life? Let’s go through some of the reasons.
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