Three Months and Still Healing
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Three Months and Still Healing is a month-by-month poetry series capturing the quiet, painful, and often invisible war between healing and relapse. Through heartbreak, self-doubt, silence, and survival, these poems explore what it means to live with scars-both fresh and fading.
From the first time in May 2024 to the slow rebuilding in March and the aching silence of May 2025, this series tells the truth many are too afraid to speak. Each piece is a reflection of one girl's battle to stay clean, to be seen, and to believe she's worthy of love-even when her mind tells her otherwise.
This isn't a story of perfect recovery.
It's the truth of what it means to try-
over and over again.
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