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A Prayer For Trauma Survivors - Age 25

In the name of health I stopped bandaid-ing with busyness with food with spending with caffeine with you and it stripped me raw back to a preteen self before the trauma really came and a preteen me after the waves hit year after year of desperation soothed by self medication Exposed without crutches I find a dull pulse of someone who wishes to be rotting because to rot suggests life and I feel like a statue in pieces that never meant much of anything to anyone not even my creators counting hours down without anything to count to; afraid to live like I was and afraid to exist like I am I'm taking my courage with what little grace I can offer and I'm giving into faith, the Father.
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chris-hollermann
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May 29, 2014
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