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I'm Broken and It's Beautiful




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Brokeness - to be fractured, incomplete, a state of disarray.  

What most don't realize though, is that brokenness is also raw vulnerability. It's beautiful!  Brokeness takes us to a point where we can see who we are and begin the process of loving ourselves.  It's shedding our skin of everything we've been told that we are and who we are.  Brokeness allows us to shake all those lies spoken over us, all the "old"...just bare and raw "you" left!  

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