I am not healed. And that’s why I can guide you.
- Gina Muresan
- Jun 12
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 13

I am not healed.
Not completely.
Not clean and shining and whole all the time.
Sometimes I still bleed.
Sometimes I still grieve.
Sometimes I still wake up asking if I’m strong enough to keep walking.
But I’ve learned to walk with the ache.
I’ve stopped waiting to be “ready”.
I’ve stopped pretending I need to be perfect to show up.
I’ve stopped believing that light means never touching darkness.
Because what I offer is not a cure.
It’s presence.
What I offer is not advice.
It’s attention.
What I offer is not a mask of strength.
It’s the truth of someone who keeps going — open, raw, real.
You don’t need someone who’s reached the mountaintop.
You need someone who knows the terrain, who can sit with you at the bottom, and gently say:
“You’re not broken. You’re just becoming.”
And maybe, in that space, you’ll remember your own light.
And that’s when healing begins.



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