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Everyone thinks Ava is okay now. She laughs, she listens, she shows up. But behind her quiet smiles and steady presence, she's still carrying wounds no one can see. Invisible Wounds is a deeply emotional story about silent struggles, quiet strength, and the ongoing journey of healing when the world believes you've already recovered.

Do you ever just feel pinky blue? - - - Jumbles of words, poems, and quotes on numerous topics.

A nightmare so vivid it blurred the line between dreams and reality. What started as a simple act of checking on someone after an accident quickly turned into a terrifying fight for survival. I woke up convinced I'd been shot, my heart racing and my body trapped in panic. This is a true account of one of the most intense nightmares I've ever experienced, and a reminder that sometimes the deepest wounds aren't the ones you can see.

Some dreams fade with the morning. Others refuse to let go. At 4:33 A.M., I woke up gasping for air after one of the most vivid nightmares I've ever experienced. A rising flood. A wave that came without warning. My late brother. My mother. My dog, Kodak. A tiny pig. And a desperate fight to reach the surface before I drowned. This is a collection of the dreams that stay with me long after I wake-raw, unsettling, emotional, and deeply personal. Whether they're reflections of grief, anxiety, healing, or simply the mysterious language of the subconscious, these pages preserve them exactly as I remember them. Some dreams are forgotten. These are the ones that refuse to be.