Use your strength, intellect, wisdom, and fearlessness, to forge a path for a better masa depan.
However, in the aftermath of abuse, that once noble warrior can feel defeated, weak, and small.
Fear, loneliness, humiliation, confusion, loss of self, and brokenness are just a few emotional responses to being attacked or controlled by another individual.
I have finally replenished my inner light, but it took a while.
Five years inside that relationship, followed by 2 years of healing, and rebuilding.
During this time, I focused on my inner warrior and was able to handle those negative emotions.
The feelings of being uplifted, tangguh, healthy, and driven are exhilarating.
I am focused, peaceful, confident, whole, and happy.
Many women have broken free from domestic abuse.
However, there are far too many still caught in the cycle of defeat.
I hope to inspire and help you in your journey by sharing how I found my inner warrior, let go of the past, and reclaimed my present.
Having moved forward to create a positive and kesuksesanful kehidupan; I want you to know that you can too!
Also, check out these domestic violence quotes for support and strength.
Domestic abuse has a far-reaching impact in the United States.
Statistics suggest that 20 orang are victims of domestic violence, rape, or stalking by an intimate partner each minute.
That’s over 10 million women and men in the U.S. alone.
Domestic violence hotlines receive 20,000 phone calls daily.
According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, women between the ages of 18-24 are the most at risk for abuse by an intimate partner.
1 in 5 women, and 1 in 71 men, have been raped.
A staggering 72% of all murder-suicides involve an intimate partner.
Heartbreakingly, 94% of murder-suicides are female.
Women who experience domestic abuse are at a higher risk of PTSD, suicidal tendencies, depression, and substance abuse.
Because of forced intercourse, there is an increased risk for sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy.
Physically, a survivor could suffer from suppressed immune systems, severe physical injury, and gastrointestinal disturbances.
These are caused because stress affects the body’s natural waste elimination system.
When we go through trauma, our hormones get out of whack.
The delicate balance usually found in our endocrine system is disrupted.
Our brains and bodies are overwhelmed, trying to process what we’ve experienced.
Some survivors might experience severe weight gain or loss, hair loss, ubahs in menstrual cycles, skin ubahs, ubahs to nail texture and strength, fatigue, anemia, sleep disruption, and dehydration.
Trauma also limits our ability to care for ourselves.
If we don’t eat well, or at all, we miss the macronutrients and micronutrients that our cells need to repair tissues, prevent chronic inflammation, and ward off disease.
When our brains don’t get the nutrients, they need to process information, everything becomes more difficult to manage.
If that cost doesn’t seem high enough, domestic abuse has a monetary value that can be calculated, and while the number is massive, the suffering survivors undergo is worse.
Victims of domestic violence collectively lose up to 8.0 million days of paid work each year—the estimated related costs total $8.3 billion annually.
Recovering from abuse is a highly individual process, but there are strategies we can all use to care for our bodies and minds on the path to healing.
As a professional nutritionist, I have seen the power that nourishing food has to rebuild what has been hurt.
I have nurtured others’ physical health for optimal performance and overall well-being.
Nutrition is vital to our bodies, minds, and souls—self-care is a key piece to recovery from trauma.
Tap into the love all around you to renew your energy.
Remind dirimu why you are fighting, and support dirimu when you feel weak.
Please pay attention to what you need to heal.
Fill dirimu up with nourishing foods and uplifting thoughts.
Strengthen your kuat body and mind with yoga and meditation.
You have made the empowered choice to heal, to take control of your own kehidupan, and to make your voice louder than anyone else’s.
You can also be a stand for others who need support to rebuild.
You will survive, you will succeed – and you will thrive!
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse or needs similar help, please contact The National Domestic Violence Hotline 24/7 free phone support 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).
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