#arduous

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The good news is that recovery is possible. The bad news is that the path is long and sometimes arduous.

"Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence – From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror" - Judith L. Herman, MD

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Untangling the knots in my mind has proven to be an arduous task - not for the faint of heart. I'm trying with all of my might to maintain my sight. ~I.S.~

Foresight or hindsight which would you prefer? To know, or wish you knew? To have a realization, or a dwelling point?

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[euesworld]

"Good morning, if it's time for some changes then make those changes.. there's nothing sexier that a well kept self loaded up with self love and value."

The road to self love is a long and arduous one but very possible - eUë

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Sorry we missed you, 2019

[astrodenz-writings]

Songs of Love and Sorrow

This compendium of heartbreakingly beautiful short stories will be unveiled one each week in this blog. These stories are products of the subconscious poetic mind of AstroDenz. He's much into scifi, fantasy and history stuff but, most of his works are more like tragic-romantic literary pieces.

[soulnotes99]

Achieving things in life.

[j-august]

When analysed properly, there isn't much that is truly difficult about the proverbial 'complex fraud trial'. The underlying crime is often surprisingly crude; someone did something dishonest and enriched themselves at the expense of others. What makes white-collar trials so arduous for jurors is really their length, and the amount of detail which needs to be brought for a successful conviction. Such trials are not long and detailed because there is anything difficult to understand. They are long and difficult because so many liars are involved. And when a case has a lot of liars, it takes time and evidence to establish that they are lying.

Dan Davies, Lying for Money

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