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Quotes About Healing

I gave my dad a thumbs-up. He stared at me. My mom turned to him in the car, asking him, What? What is it? He kept staring at me. My brown hair was an even bigger shock for him than I'd expected. I smiled and waved at him and mouthed, "Welcome home." He put his hand to his eyes. He knew I was finally cured.
~ Jennifer Echols
I had cancer, you fuck!
~ Jennifer Echols
Your mind will rejoin your body when it is safe to do so.
~ Jennifer Egan
After my parents died, it took me months before I could carry on a conversation with someone who had not known them, who expected me to be young and sparkling and untouched by grief.
~ Jennifer Egan
Losing Pamela had left a shadow of sadness that he'd grown so used to, he'd stopped noticing it. And now it had lifted.
~ Jennifer Egan
The civil unrest of recent days must come to an end, and the healing process must begin for the future of the community. We will provide assistance both in ending the violence and enabling the healing process in Benton Harbor.
~ Jennifer Granholm
It's true more often than we realize: each new love is built from the wreckage of the loves that came before. In Kath, Mike saw Lisa; in Art's eyes, she resembled our mother. I can't look at Mike's face without seeing Dad's. Art, to Ma, was the living ghost of Harry Breen. We love those who fit the peculiar voids within us, our hollow wounds. We love to fill the spaces the old loves left behind.
~ Jennifer Haigh
The events of his childhood had never left him. Instead the memory had grown watery, indistinct, like something he'd dreamed. Abused, molested: these were not terms he used, even to himself.
~ Jennifer Haigh
What a relief, that laughter! What a blessed release.
~ Jennifer Haigh
When my heart is better, less shrunken, I will throw her out there to love again, without hesitation, even knowing what we know.
~ Jennifer Harrison
I am committed to justice because first I believed that truly God so loved this broken, aching world.
~ Jennifer Harvey
So let's be specific. When we talk about Doc McStuffins, let's talk about her brilliance, her kindness, her being a girl, her imagination, her being Black, her healing gifts with toys and stuffed animals, the fact her mom is a doctor, and on and on.
~ Jennifer Harvey
Because during trauma it is usually not safe or possible for individuals to consciously access their emotional reactions or experiences, awareness often emerges after trauma ceases." KNOWING AND NOT KNOWING ABOUT TRAUMA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THERAPY
~ Jennifer J. Freyd
Behavioral memories of trauma remain quite accurate and true to the events that stimulated them.
~ Jennifer J. Freyd
How does one get one self back ? How can one release and let go when the pain is so intense you feel as though you are drowning in your own breath.
~ Jennifer Johnson
How long does one accept apologies; until apologies become reality and reality becomes the truth.
~ Jennifer Johnson
As I began to love myself, I freed myself of anything that is no good for me—food, people, things, situations, and everything that drew me down and away from myself. At first I called this attitude a healthy egoism. Today I know it as love of oneself.
~ Jennifer Lopez
Sometimes you gotta excise a wound before it can heal.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
It's not the bad memories that tear a person apart. It's the good ones.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Some people said that broken bones grew back stronger. On the good days, I told myself that was true, that each time the world tried to break me, I became a little less breakable.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
I did a quick injury check on my organs and bones. The routine was familiar, one I paced my way through every other morning as I went from dispassionately watching my body heal to wondering if this time, I might have pushed things too far.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
When you're hurting, you hurt yourself.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
I looked down at my hands, unable to meet her eyes. My wrists were still angry and red. The raw skin looked how I felt.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes
I'm not your penance, Grayson Hawthorne.
~ Jennifer Lynn Barnes