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This book moves through three quiet stages of healing — pausing, releasing, and remembering. It begins when life feels heavy and you finally allow yourself to stop. It continues as you learn to let go of what no longer serves you, without guilt or urgency. And it ends with remembering who you are beneath the pain, the noise, and the expectations. This book isn’t about fixing yourself or rushing growth — it’s about choosing yourself gently, learning to stay, and coming back to the parts of you that never left.
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Jahanvi
Jahanvi is a second-year college student and a writer who explores themes of healing, self-reflection, and emotional growth. She wrote her first book, After They Left: learning to live again,during her first year of college, which focused on loss and the stages that follow heartbreak. Through her writing, she shares honest thoughts and quiet emotions drawn from personal experiences, aiming to create a space where readers feel understood. And Then My Heart Remembered Me: where pain ends and becoming begins,continues that journey — shifting the focus from loss to self-return.
