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Still Beloved ~ Reclaiming the Soul After Trauma 

Victoria McGee, M.A.

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Welcome to Still Beloved, Reclaiming the Soul After Trauma. If you’ve found your way here, you have probably experienced trauma in your life and are looking for help and healing. I’m a survivor of trauma myself. I write about using trauma to transform your life and reclaim your soul.

 

Just as we experience trauma differently, we seek to find our own unique path to healing. My writing expresses an innate need for God to be part of your healing, in whatever form you call the source of Divine Love. Hopefully, you will find some comfort and grace in my writing.

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WHEN YOU CAN’T FIX IT

by Victoria McGee, posted in Brene Brown, faith, God, grief, healing, Mccall Erickson, prayer, recovery, self-improvement, spirituality, Uncategorized

“Surrender – giving up what we think should be happening for what is actually happening.”          ~ McCall Erickson   I’ve been musing about this thought lately. There are times in life when tragedies happen, people you love are suffering and YOU CAN’T FIX IT! There’s nothing you can do. Nothing. THEN WHAT … Continue reading WHEN YOU CAN’T FIX IT

Sharing an insightful poem

by Victoria McGee, posted in faith, forgiveness, God, grief, healing, PTSD, spirituality, trauma, Uncategorized

I came across this poem called “Angry at God” and thought it would be helpful to many of us who have been through all kinds of trauma. It was written by Pastor Steve Garnaas-Holmes. His website is http://www.unfoldinglight.net.   Angry at God          My complaint is bitter; God’s hand is heavy despite my groaning. … I … Continue reading Sharing an insightful poem

We Who are Never Not Broken

by Victoria McGee, posted in Adyashanti, Buddha, faith, God, grief, healing, PTSD, rape, spirituality, trauma

“Between each wrinkle is a warrior, wounded but willing to show up. Underneath scars are soldiers fighting struggle and stigma. Life’s battles mark us, yet build us.” ~Dan Phillips Years ago, I was trying to offer counsel to a young man who had returned from the war in Afghanistan and was suffering from PTSD. His life … Continue reading We Who are Never Not Broken

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