Broken : The Most Shocking Childhood Story Ever Told
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The feared social outcasts, rejected and discriminated against because someone else committed a crime upon them.
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I’m not a victim: this word only describes what happened to me; it doesn’t define me. Nor am I a survivor: this almost suggests I’m over it, when this isn’t true either. I am a Phoenix, rising from the ashes of a broken life, an ongoing survival in progress.
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food rotting in the now warmer fridge would bring even more tears to your eyes. When
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He seemed pleased with me. “Hop
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With no anchor, I couldn’t see myself in my past, my present or my future. I was like another person, trapped inside the shattered remains of an old human being, trying to make all the broken parts work and survive day to day. I was like a human ghost ship drifting on a wild and treacherous sea, with the hull ripped away and nothing left inside of it.
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society. I had not always believed in myself and had perhaps been too ready to see what I couldn’t do because of my childhood, rather than what I could do, despite it.
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I’m not stronger because of them or what they did to me, I’m stronger despite them and because of me.