Not all wounds bleed. Some hide in the nervous system, in the sleepless nights, in the way you flinch when someone raises their voice. Just because the world cannot see your scars does not mean they aren’t real. Invisible pain still deserves healing.
Mental health struggles are often unseen, making them harder for others to recognize. Emotional wounds can linger long after visible injuries fade. Acknowledging these invisible struggles validates survivors and encourages them to seek help. Healing requires compassion — for yourself and from those around you.
