THE TRAUMATIZED CHILD

ive. Each day, she lived in the shadows, pretending to be just like everyone else, but inside, she was crumbling. The bruises on her body were covered, the tears were hidden, and the fear w

ess. And so, she carried the burden, convinced that if anyone found out, it would destroy what was left of her family. But the more she kept these s

ed? Elara felt the crushing weight of her silence, and though she didn't know how, she knew something had to change