I am a work in progress. — Violet Yates, Lost & Found
I am a work in progress. — Violet Yates, Lost & Found
I am a work in progress. — Violet Yates, Lost & Found
I am a work in progress. — Violet Yates, Lost & Found
I am a work in progress. — Violet Yates, Lost & Found
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I am a work in progress.

— Violet Yates, Lost & Found
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Often self-love is replaced with self- loathing, compounded by beating ourselves up. We become experts at putting oursel — David W. Earle
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Her screams are heard across generations who dared not scream and died without joy,in silence and isolation. — David W. Earle
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