Beautiful Things Grow Here™
Debra KingPoetry, personal essays, and trauma-informed writing practices for those learning to live with what they've been through. Home to The Healing Garden, a growing library of somatic writing courses for anxiety, childhood wounds, and chronic illness.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 151 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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The Loneliness of Leaving Someone Everyone Else Loved
Lately, I’ve been thinking about a relationship I left years ago, and something I haven’t written about very much.
How lonely it was to leave.
I think people imagine that when you finally escape a toxic relationship, the people who love y...
Poetic Remedy No. 16
When I was growing up, I spent a lot of time watching other kids with their mothers…how they ran to them when they got hurt, how easily they asked for help and how safe they looked just standing next to them. I didn’t have that.
My mother...
Poetic Remedy No. 15
Before meeting my husband, I spent years sitting across from someone at the dinner table, watching him talk about his day, his plans, and his life, without once asking about mine. At first, I tried to speak up. I brought up things I cared a...
What’s new at Beautiful Things Grow Here
Hello,
I know I’ve been a little quieter than usual lately, and I wanted to tell you why.
A few weeks ago, my doctor put me on medication for an infection. About a week after starting it, the entire right side of my body went numb, from m...
I Wish Chronic Illness Were a Trend
Apparently having a chronic illness is cool.
At least, that is what the headline in The Telegraph seemed to suggest: How having a disability became cool.
I read it twice and I think part of me hoped I had misunderstood it.
The article ca...
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Trauma-informed writer + poet, highly sensitive person living with chronic illness and C-PTSD. I share personal essays & poems about pain, childhood wounds, and finding your voice again, along with somatically informed, gentle writing tools.
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