Beautiful Things Grow Here
Debra KingWriter and certified trauma-informed coach with training in somatic therapy, sharing personal essays, poems, and gentle tools focused on childhood trauma, nervous system regulation, and embodied healing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 147 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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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...
Eight Years Without My Dad
Eight years today since my dad died.
There are things about grief I understand better now than I did back then, but today I don’t really want to write about what grief has taught me.
I just miss my dad.
I miss being able to call him.
At...
The Slow Pour Lesson 2 - Writing Through Brain Fog
Hi everyone,
Welcome to Lesson Two.
There have been so many days lately where I sit down with my notebook, but my brain is so exhausted that even thinking of a starting line feels like too much work.
I want to write. I can feel that I ne...
The Slow Pour - Lesson 1
Welcome to the first lesson of our September series, The Slow Pour.
A few months ago, I was sitting at my desk, completely exhausted and in the middle of a Lupus flare up. I wanted to write, but every time I reached for my notebook, I stop...
I’m Bringing Life Interrupted Back
Content note: This post mentions depression and suicidal thoughts.
I think I’m finally ready to talk about this…
Five years ago, I published a poetry collection called Life Interrupted under my pen name, D.L. Heather.
At the time,...
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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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