#invisiblewounds

[designsbycourtney92xox]

Sometimes the loudest battles happen in silence. 💚 Just because a wound isn’t visible to the world doesn't make it any less real or any less worthy of healing. Please remember that you don't have to carry it all by yourself. It’s okay to slow down, take a breath, and just be. ✨🧠🌱

​Your journey is yours, and growth takes time, even on the hard days. Keep going, keep healing, and never forget that your strength is seen, even when it’s quiet. You are doing enough, just by showing up for yourself. 🌈💖⚡️🛡️

[shatteredtongues]

“The chains are real. The shackles are invisible.”

Innocence Betrayed — the trauma doesn’t always show.

But it holds just the same.

[mimood0054]

[typical-introvert]

My scars aren’t physical. They’re the kind that gnaw at your soul, hidden beneath a façade of normalcy

[davidwfloydart]

“Deep in your wounds are seeds waiting to grow into beautiful flowers.” - Niti Majethia #seedsthatbloom #seedsthatheal #invisiblewounds #battlewounds #bloomingflowers #blooming_people #seedsowing (at Catalina Foothills, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjLnuqaJc95ePla9b2Ymt-cFVUV1zfmhL_ovjs0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ianwilliamsmusic]

Listen/purchase: Les Blessures Invisibles (Invisible Wounds) by Ian Williams

This album is music produced for the soundtrack of Eric Michel's documentary film Les Blessures Invisibles (Invisible Wounds), which looks at the Gabonese town of Mounana, previously the site of a uranium mine which was the biggest supplier to the French nuclear industry, and the effect on the town of the mine closing down in 1999. The album includes all the music which features in the film as well as material that was composed for it but ended up on the digital cutting-room floor.

[ianwilliamsmusic]

Taken from the soundtrack album for 'Les Blessures Invisibles (Invisible Wounds)', a documentary by Eric Michel, which looks at the Gabonese town of Mounana, previously the site of a uranium mine which was the biggest supplier to the French nuclear industry, and the effect on the town of the mine closing down in 1999.

This video features clips from the 8mm cine films which appear in the documentary, clips which date back to the 1950s - 1960s, showing the life of the local people before the mining began and the construction works involved in the project.

The album includes all the music which features in the film as well as material that was composed for it but ended up on the digital cutting-room floor.

Many thanks to Eric Michel, cameraman Frédéric Mainçon, and all those who appeared in the film.

[ianwilliamsmusic]

I produced for the soundtrack of Eric Michel's documentary film Les Blessures Invisibles (Invisible Wounds), which looks at the Gabonese town of Mounana, previously the site of a uranium mine which was the biggest supplier to the French nuclear industry, and the effect on the town of the mine closing down in 1999.

URA 235 was the name of the works football team at the mine, and is also the name for the type of uranium that was mined there. Since the mine closed, the team carries on under the name Académie Sport de Mounana. The video is made of footage which mostly does not appear in the final cut of the film, but these are the sequences the music was originally composed for, so we've made an edit especially for it.

Many thanks to Eric Michel, cameraman Frédéric Mainçon, Académie Sport de Mounana, and all those who appeared in the film.