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THE PATHS
For old wounds from boyhood that still set the terms of the present.
Some of what drives you now was decided a long time ago, by a boy who had to survive something. The anger that comes too fast, the distance you keep, the drive that never quite satisfies — they made sense once. This path goes back, not to wallow, but to free the man from rules a child wrote for him.
Through narrative-focused trauma care, we read your story honestly and in good company — finding the boy, honoring what he carried, and letting the man choose differently now. This is mending, not erasing. The scar stays; the wound closes.
“weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.”
PSALM 30:5
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