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My moral injury today,
I think is kind of quiescent
and quiet.
And that's an a testament
to the work that I've done.
And being able
to identify it, label it,
shine the light on it,
so to speak.
It doesn't
mean, though, that there's not
areas
where it might come back up
because it's entwined.
It's a wound that's healed.
But when wounds heal, the scar
tissue is never going to have
the same strength as before
when something was whole.
Being cognizant, though,
that it's not necessarily going
to be as strong in that scar
tissue
helps me remember that it's okay
to step back or to give
some protection to that area.
And that's not a failure, that
that is an opportunity for me
to build up the resiliency,
make sure that I don't
end up in another event
where I have big, deep scars
that need to be healed.