Healing From Complex Trauma & PTSD/CPTSD

A journey to healing from complex trauma.

I feel most alive, helping other people who are suffering, struggling and in pain.

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This is so true.

I don’t care what religion, nationality, race, sexuality, gender etc….

I just want to help people who are suffering, from abuse and trauma – they should never endured and never deserved.

I’ve always known, this is my calling.

My email is now really blowing up….messages via my website, all the notifications from Tumblr, my Twitter followers have jumped up a lot, and my views here on this Blog are now well over 1000 every day.

All good stuff and needed.

Praise Jesus for helping me do all this and put these ripples out there to help people in need. This is what Jesus wants, people in need, people suffering, helped, reached, with compassion, love and non judgment.

I don’t do it perfectly, but I try.

Jesus doesn’t expect perfect, just a genuine heart and willingness.

❤

Author: Healing From Complex Trauma & PTSD/CPTSD

I am a survivor of complex and multiple trauma and abuse, who at the age of 40, began my healing journey. I am using my journey to recovery and healing, to help others, to help survivors feel less alone, validated, encouraged and to enable others to understand themselves more. Complex trauma, particularly from severe, prolonged childhood abuse, is profoundly life changing. Complex trauma produces complex adults. The journey to recovery is a painful, often lonely, emotional daily challenge and it is my aim to encourage others in their daily battle. ~ Lilly Hope Lucario

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  1. Julie
    September 11, 2014 at 11:14 pm

    As a spouse I’m really struggling because of the choices (addiction and lying) my husband is using to cope …trying to be supportive and compassionate (doing “for the least of these”) but setting boundaries (he’s been to rehab and is agressive and verbally abusive and deceitful when he drinks). I have two teenage boys that don’t want him home when he’s drinking….so torn between giving him a safe place but enabling his escaping. Any suggestions? He’s seeing a counsellor and a week ago they had their first 90 min EMDR session (after a few prep sessions) and I’m afraid he’s not stable enough for it yet.