Tag Archives: survival
The Wild Child
In response to Claudette’s weekly writing challenge #12: Inspire http://claudetteellinger.wordpress.com/ About fifteen years ago, when my middle daughter was still in high school and working part-time in the evenings, she came home from work exhausted, one night, and was complaining … Continue reading
Posted in The Wild Child
Tagged communication, coping mechanisms, cornerstone, creative energies, daily writing regimen, DID, discovery, feral children, Genie, imagination, inspiration, investigation, Jodie Foster, language skills, linguists, Multiples, Mythology, Nell, priceless, psychological issues, researchers, retardation, Romulus and Remus, sociology class, spontaneous imaging, survival, the Wild Thing, the Wolf Boy, tied up, weekly writing challenge, Wild Child
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Personal Take Cont. (WT, as well)
I came home from the hospital to a totally different environment than the one I had left beneath the rear wheel of my father’s big black Pontiac. My world had been altered and, when I looked in the mirror, … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, boundaries, change, child, Definitions, experience, Family, Life, pain, Personal Story, Self-Awareness, wild thing
Tagged altered, beliefs, bogey man, change, comfort zone, different, don't fit in, embraced, Family, four year old, garbled, home, hospital, interpretations, lonely, misfit, not belonging, outside view, resistance, skewed, sniff, survival, uncomfortable in own skin, what's to be gained, worldview
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