#SurvivorStory

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Must-Watch Series for Breast Cancer Survivors

Re-visiting The Big C After I was diagnosed with breast cancer in the summer of 2023 I made a list of documentaries, movies, and series to watch that might give me comfort, insight, and inspiration as I went through the journey, along with all the medical reading that was recommended for my particular diagnosis. It’s in my nature to research, understand, and plan my way out of things myself. But…

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Film Review: Breaking the Silence: A Cinematic Journey Through the Darkness of Domestic Abuse in "It Ends with Us"

Official Poster for “It Ends With Us” Source: IMDB ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. Not every relationship is meant to last—especially those stained by abuse. Too often, victims of domestic violence remain trapped, paralyzed by financial dependence or the sheer terror of their situation. But the truth is clear: the only escape is to leave, and leave as fast as possible. It Ends with Us is a story…

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Used By Her Brother & Husband Everynight, Until She Decides It's Enough

Silent Through Years of Abuse, Until She Decides It's Enough" is a poignant narrative capturing the resilience and empowerment of a woman who endures years of abuse in silence, only to reach a breaking point where she chooses to reclaim her voice and agency. This compelling story delves into themes of survival, courage, and the transformative journey towards self-liberation and healing.

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February 18th, the birthday of COG-TFI’s late founder David Berg that doubles as the cult's self-appointed "birthday", has been a day of cultic rituals and forced declarations of devotion, but in 2002 it became a very different anniversary for second-generation COG-TFI survivor Whisper James ( Whisper Wind ). Instead of a day devoted to a cult that oppressed and abused the most vulnerable, it became the day that Whisper James found her freedom. In this post, she describes the many obstacles, psychological and physical, that she bravely overcame to gain freedom for herself and for her children. Despite the cult’s mechanism of forcing cult women into coerced reproduction and childrearing to keep them enslaved to the cult and its ideology, Whisper found the strength to become a Cycle-Breaker, taking herself and her children away from the cult’s clutches forever.

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Bev is three times cancer survivor; she is also an ulcerative colitis survivor. She is an lolly to three grandchildren. She is a certified mastectomy fitted. She's very informative, she's the expert here! She is our favourite boss. You will love her just as much as we do.

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VSR Murthy Rectal Cancer Survival Story

V.S.R. Murthy is a retired electrical engineer. He is 79 years old and has five daughters. Also, Mr. Murthy is a very disciplined person who never skipped a single step in life. After his retirement, he shifted to Hyderabad in 2002. Shri Murthy’s mother is 101 years old. There is no doubt that he has fulfilled his responsibilities in life.

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Inside the Secret Network of Human Traffickers in America | Episode 133

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Meet The Fam - Sharleta Bassett Episode #2

Continue Sharleta’s journey as a tomboy and hear her story as she grows and becomes a mama and a business owner and even a Mayor! And then smile as you hear how she literally Paints the Town!

Follow how Sharleta’s heart has driven her to fight for the healing of sex trafficked children with a red-hot passion.

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The undoing (TW)

When I first wrote this, I was trying to remember who I used to be—the girl I lost somewhere along the way, buried under trauma and bad choices. She was someone who used to laugh freely, who had dreams that soared beyond the walls of this city. I can still picture those late nights, holding myself together as best I could, whispering that I’d be okay. Back then, I believed in love like it was a fairytale I could write myself into. I stayed up late reading fanfictions and Wattpad stories about impossible love, love that could break boundaries and conquer anything. I played Lana del Rey, Cigarettes After Sex, Marina on repeat, as if those songs were spells to summon the girl I wanted to become.

I was eighteen, naive but full of hope. I was barely an adult, just a child with big dreams and a heart wide open to the world. I thought I could live out the stories I read, maybe save a damaged soul or impress someone untouchable. I wanted to be the heroine, blissfully unaware of the dark corners lurking in real-life romances.

And then, I met him, mere months after moving to this big sin city. The guy with the tragic past, the one everyone warned me about. I remember the rush of excitement, how his blue eyes seemed like portals to a world I wanted so badly to understand. He was my “tortured angel,” his blond hair a mess I wanted to untangle. I threw myself into him, believing I could save him. But instead, he broke me, shattering the wings I hadn’t realized were so fragile.

I fell hard, fast, and with my whole heart, and he dragged me back to reality. The painful lesson: broken romances don’t last. They leave scars that burrow deep, wounds that linger, and that take years to close. I wish I could’ve held on to the person I was before him, but survival meant leaving her behind.

I can still feel the weight of that day—the first time he raised his hand against me. I felt my heart shatter, piece by piece, as if the world I’d built up in my mind had been a lie all along. I searched for the girl I used to be, but he had chased her away, replacing dreams with nightmares. By then, I’d become a ghost of who I was, numb, broken, holding on to anything I could to stay alive.

And then, there was the day he shoved me down, and I realized I was carrying a part of him. The positive test was a lifeline, an impossible irony. I didn’t know how to survive him until I had to protect someone else. He shoved me again, knocked me down again, and with every hit, I felt pieces of myself stirring back to life. I was reborn, in a twisted way, as I lost that child. That loss sparked something in me, reigniting the fire I thought was gone forever.

It’s been a long, brutal road, and the wounds remain. I may never be who I was before him, but I’m still here, standing on my own. And that, I’ve realized, is more than enough. I’ve learned that surviving isn’t about forgetting the past; it’s about reclaiming yourself, piece by piece, from the ashes.

The song at the bottom of this entry was what he sang to me every time, and it will forever be associated with him. (The Lil Peep obsession is 100% the red flag in hindsight.)

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కిడ్నీ క్యాన్సర్ ని జయించిన యోధుడు షామిర్ | Kidney Cancer Survivor Story | Punarjan Ayurveda

In this inspiring video, join Nerella Buchaiah as he shares his incredible journey of surviving pancreatic cancer. Discover his remarkable story of resilience, hope, and determination to overcome this formidable disease. Nerella will take you through his battle, from the initial diagnosis to the revolutionary treatment he received at Punarjan Ayurveda Hospital. Through this emotional and empowering tale, you will gain insights into the challenges faced by pancreatic cancer patients and witness the indomitable spirit of a survivor. Don't miss this gripping account that spreads awareness, offers support, and offers a glimmer of hope to those fighting pancreatic cancer. https://www.youtube.com/@PunarjanAyurveda?sub_confirmation=1 Subscribe to our channel for more compelling survivor stories and valuable information on the advances in pancreatic cancer treatments. Website: www.punarjanayurveda.com