Teela Hart

Surviving Domestic Violence

You Know Don’t You?

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Due to my circumstances I’m making this post via this contraption we call an iPhone.

I have gone over and over in my mind what to say and how to say it and I haven’t got a clue. (Typing with my thumbs is a definite disadvantage.) 😉

I’ve been from piller to post over the last month, makin’ plans, huntin’, gatherin’, fallin’ down repeatedly and gettin’ back up.

Surely y’all see, feel, realize and know that I ain’t simply just gettin’ back up.

Don’t you?

Obviously y’all know that each one of you form a collective force in my world that is composed of hope, assurance, light, energy, patience, and undying support in my absence and my presence.

Don’t you?

Undoubtedly-you must know that Y’ALL pull me back up with your arms of love and kindness.

Don’t you?

Most assuredly y’all know that every like, every word in every line, every sentiment embodies me and drives me forward in ways I just can not adequately express.

Don’t you?

Author: Teela Hart

I am a mother, daughter, sister and domestic violence survivor.

41 thoughts on “You Know Don’t You?

  1. Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
    WE DO….AND FOR WHATEVER GOOD IT IS….WE’RE HERE!

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  2. Wonderful sentiment.

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  3. You inspire us so much 🙂

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  4. Beautifully stated Tee. Your strength and honesty always knocks me sideways. Lots of love 🙂

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  5. Godspeed Teela.

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  6. Big hug Teela xox ❤

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  7. Does that make us push-me pull-mes?? Hugs!

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  8. Wuv u n miss u lots! ❤

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  9. The world is better cuz you’re in it- you know that don’t you? 😄 love ya, Teela! (coming from my iPhone, too! )

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  10. You are a hell of an awesome strong chick and an inspiration.

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  11. And you have done the same for me and countless others! Love you girl!

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  12. This is beautiful. We all love you Tee *hugs* 🙂

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  13. When my husband left me, after some time spent on the floor in a complete mess, I stood up for a while and it was a great feeling. I was SO proud of myself and my determination to survive and revive. So then when there was another emotional set-back and ..THUMP.. I was down on the ground again, I felt even worse. I felt I had failed. I felt I had failed my own resolution that I was going to survive. So this made me even worse because I was fighting against me hating myself for feeling so low. Now, when I get a THUMP back down again, I am kinder to myself and tell myself that it is OK to feel not OK. It has been nearly three years now and I just keep picking myself up again and again and again. Each time the crash down is less severe. Each time it does not take quite as long to pick myself up as the time before. Each time I am more accepting of that part of me that still hurts.
    Hang in there and keep on keeping on. I hear what you say and I am here with you. Hugs 🙂

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  14. Hugs, Love, Light and Blessings, Teela. Wish I could hug you for real. Ali xxx

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