Her Fearless Heart

About me:

..What is Her Fearless Heart…..
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Her Fearless Heart was created after a depressing night locked in a bathroom with a blade. Cuts were too deep and a thought process began to occur. “I don’t want to hurt anymore”. That night, i created a myspace page to tell a story; a site aimed at ending the suffering. All across the world there are people suffering from abuse, depression, suicide, and addiction. Some of these people have the support of friends, family or counsellors, but many more are struggling alone. Wrestling with the decisions of who to tell, how much to tell and what will happen if i do?, a lot of people keep their problems to themselves and ultimately fall into the darkness. Sometimes people do choose to tell their story, but unfortunately there is not a lot of understanding of problems such as self harm or eating disorders so their voices go unheard, pushed aside or ignored completely. People have been struggling alone for too long and i believe it's about time we raised awareness of these issues. A lot of people may know of those who are suffering, but how many of them can honestly say they understand what they are going through or why they do what they do? This is our chance to educate and spread the knowledge. We will do this through the use of stories. A friend of mine recently said she never understood why i self harm, but after reading through my blogs she was opened up to a new world of understanding. It's not easy to answer the question "why?", but through the use of stories, we are able to give others an insight into our lives and they are able to see for themselves what it's like to be us, to feel the pain that we do. Through our stories, we are also able to offer hope; hope to the broken, hope to the struggling, and hope to the suffering. Sharing stories shows others that they are not alone; that "i too have been where you are". Together we can lend a hand to other people by showing them that there is LOVE and hope everywhere. Make your story count. Help to make a difference. Help to spread awareness. We are all connected as human beings, our stories all relate. Let's join them and save lives. Here's your chance. Share the story.....

Why is it that people determine life experience by the amount of years you have been breathing? I determine life experience by the amount of experiences you have endeavored through. Who says that just because you're 30 years old you're suddenly an expert on the difficult times? I know that i personally have been through a lot in my life and have a lot of knowledge as to what works and what doesn't when pain and suffering comes into the equation. I know i'm not a professional counsellor, although one day i hope to be. It is also a goal of mine to work alongside TWLOHA themselves and help out as many people as i can, cause i know that pain is out there and it hurts without LOVE. If anyone needs to talk, don't be afraid to talk to me, sometimes it helps to talk to a stranger. If i can't help you there are other people, professionals, that could give your story an ear :)
57 scars..began day 1...
"Everyday's the same, she fights to find her way"
"Until the day i die, i spill my heart for you"
"They say, they say that I am worthless, but I'm not listening"


There are a number of great organisations and people that have helped me to get through some troubled times and i would like to share them with you as they may be able to help you as well..hope you give them a look :)

To Write Love On Her Arms
To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.




Her Fearless Heart is not a professional help site and if you feel as though you need immediate help you should call a helpline as soon as possible..a few are listed below as well as some useful websites..

Australia
Lifeline 13 11 14
Kids Help Line 1800 55 1800
Suicide line 1300 651 251

U.S.
Suicide Hotline 1-800-784-2433
Crisis Help Line 1-800-233-4357
National Child Abuse Hotline 1-800-422-4453
National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-SAFE

U.K.
Child line 0800 1111
Women’s Aid National Domestic Violence Helpline 0345 023 468

www.youthbeyondblue.com
www.beyondblue.org.au
www.headspace.org.au
www.hopeline.com
www.selfinjury.com
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