Unapologetically Unbroken

A Personal blog about overcoming addiction, eating disorders, depression and everyday struggles of finding strength to keep going no matter what it takes.

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Piece of Mind

They really are very hard to deal with. Just imagine living all your life in a dysfunctional emotionally abusive family environment, then su

This would be a perfect session for when you are about to get out from treatment. I feel like looking back on past places and experiences I have been through the toughest time was when I actually got out. I feel like while you are changing your life for the better a lot of the time at least for me, I expected everyone else to sorta do the same. But now knowing that it’s not how it works like the movies especially when you grew up thinking that every bodies families have abuse in them, the toughest part is excepting the fact that the disfunction will not go away. That’s the toughest I think of all and I wish that I had more time in some places to get to actually learn more coping skills when it comes to that. I still have moment where I just pretend everything fine the next day after a horrible night bc it’s natural. I think the more you force yourself to realize it’s not and you can’t change it you can only change the way you react and not internalize it, that’s where you gain the power and strength within your own mind and spirit.