Inner Healing from Domestic Abuse for Women

Are You Ready To Be Happy Again?

Inner Healing from Domestic Abuse for Women

Are You Ready To Be Happy Again?

Why am I writing this blog?

I want you live a fear free life.

I know that living with an abusive partner is an ongoing blow to your spirit. You can’t be your best self when your heart and mind are shackled by domestic abuse.

I know from experience that fear can paralyze your life. You start to lose a part of yourself as your self esteem dissolves.

Maybe you feel like you will never be happy again. Maybe you just want to give up, because you think there’s no way out.

Dealing with fear is the core message of this blog. If we are to evolve into strong and capable women we need to learn how to deal with our fears.

When you are living in fear, you don’t make the right decisions about your future, because you feel your options are limited. You find yourself stuck in a situation that can destroy your life.

In each blog post, I present current information about domestic abuse. You’ll begin to understand the patterns seen in these situations. You will see that your situation is not unique.

Some people think domestic abuse just means physical abuse. I know from personal experience that words can bruise you longer than you realize.

Yelling, name calling, threats and accusations are some examples of emotional abuse. Sometimes you start thinking it’s normal. It’s not.

Sometimes we lie to ourselves when we are afraid to face the truth. I used to make a lot of excuses for his behavior, until I realized he’d never change and my health was at risk.

The most important thing you need to realize it that if he belittles you, you are not to blame. That’s a big first step.

I’ve also learned that women are very good at hiding things inside … especially if they are living in constant fear.

Sometimes it’s hard to tell family or friends what is going on because you’re afraid of retaliation. Or maybe you’re ashamed to a admit what is going on.

Each blog post has a message that leaves you with something to think about. Take the time to consider these self analysis sections at the bottom of the posts as they lead to the formation of a healthy mindset.

I also offer a weekly newsletter that will help you tap in to your best self.

The Fear Free Life newsletter can help you stay focused on becoming a stronger, happier woman. You will learn that you are capable of more than you realize.

None of the Fear Free Life newsletter articles will mention domestic abuse I don't want to risk your safety.

I want you to know that I am writing this blog in memory of my friend, Nancy. She stayed too long with her abusive husband, and her health gave out. I miss her.

For now, just know that you can build a new mindset that realizes that anything done to you without your consent is not your fault.

You can develop a new attitude that realizes you are meant to be happy. A thoughtful you who knows when it’s time to leave, and how to leave safely.

Just know that you are never alone in this world. God is real, you are a child of God, and you are meant to live in peace.

Note: This blog is for sharing information. I don’t offer professional advice. It’s important to seek professional help from a therapist or counselor to address underlying issues and develop healthy coping mechanisms.

Please! If you know any woman who has been hurt by domestic abuse, refer her to this website . This home page has a list of resources that can help her.

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About Fear Free . Life

About Me

About The Blog and Newsletter

My name is Marilynn Bell, M.S.

I began my career as a teacher in an inner city high school. I soon learned that these students needed more than what they were learning in the classroom if they were to succeed in life.

I received my Master’s Degree with the goal of enhancing personal growth in adolescents and young adults. This led me to d

My name is Marilynn Bell, M.S.

I began my career as a teacher in an inner city high school. I soon learned that these students needed more than what they were learning in the classroom if they were to succeed in life.

I received my Master’s Degree with the goal of enhancing personal growth in adolescents and young adults. This led me to develop a series of lesson plans focusing on self improvement.

I tested this program with my students, and later used it in my volunteer work with women struggling with alcoholism.

My career focus changed when I became a fundraiser for the Diocese of Corpus Christi. I was responsible for coordinating the efforts of seventy churches to develop community resources.

I then moved out of state and became an employment counselor for Snelling & Snelling Employment Agency. I developed a free self help program that had a positive effect on many women’s career development.

When I decided to start my own business, I became a director in PrePaid Legal. In this program I was able to encourage many women to take the initiative to start their own home based business.

As my career evolved, I became a mortgage broker and initiated some creative funding options for those struggling with credit issues.

Most people don't know that I struggled with domestic abuse for many years.

I'm now free and at peace in my life, and I want to help other women to find the joy that comes with living a fear free life.

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About The Blog and Newsletter

This blog provides factual information for women who are living with or who have previously experienced domestic abuse.

Each blog post also offers some thought provoking questions that can help you gain a better understanding of your situation.

I know from my own experience that

recovering from the trauma of domestic abuse is not an easy j

This blog provides factual information for women who are living with or who have previously experienced domestic abuse.

Each blog post also offers some thought provoking questions that can help you gain a better understanding of your situation.

I know from my own experience that

recovering from the trauma of domestic abuse is not an easy journey. So ...

I will soon be adding a healing newsletter:

Your Fear Free Life Journal

This newsletter will offer a targeted message each week, along with some journal questions to help you create healing thought patterns.

You will learn to listen to your inner voice and avoid things that are not in your best interest.

You will get insights about why you made some bad choices in your past.

You will begin to recognize people, places, and situations that are good for you.

And ... I hope you will invite peace into your life, the only kind of peace that lasts.

Your Fear Free Life Journal will be a place to let your mind rest and progress.

Note: The subject of domestic abuse will never be the topic in Your Fear Free Life Journal.

This could cause a problem if your emails are read by someone one who could harm you.

I will be inviting you to connect with

Your Fear Free Life Journal soon!

Until then, think positive thoughts and dream of a better, happier life ... which is what you deserve.

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Do You Need Immediate Help ?

About The Blog and Newsletter

Do You Need Immediate Help ?

Contact these Domestic Vioence Resources:

The National Domestic Violence Hotline

1-800-7997233

ndvh.org

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-8255

National Center For Victims Of Crime

1-202-467-8700

www.victimsofcrime.org

National Dating Abuse Helpline

1-866-331-9474

www.loveisrespect.org

National Human Trafficking Resource Center

1-888-373-7888

www.polarisproject.org

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Inner Healing from Domestic Abuse for Women

Inner Healing from Domestic Abuse for Women

Why am I writing this blog?

I want you live a fear free life.

About Fear Free . Life

About Me

About The Blog and Newsletter

About The Blog and Newsletter

About The Blog and Newsletter

About The Blog and Newsletter

About The Blog and Newsletter

Do You Need Immediate Help ?

About The Blog and Newsletter

Do You Need Immediate Help ?

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