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2 days ago3 min read
When the body remembers: pain and childhood trauma
Some people live with pain that doesn’t fully make sense. Pain that moves. Pain that lingers. Pain that flares without a clear cause. They may have been told: “everything looks normal” “there’s nothing medically wrong” “it might be stress” And yet, the pain is real. Very real. The body doesn’t forget what it had to hold When we think about childhood trauma, we often think about memories. What happened.What was said. What we can recall. But trauma isn’t only stored as a story.







