Sophia Travisano

The Wound Makes the Medicine

The Wound Makes the Medicine

A guide to navigating grief and heartache by Sophia Travisano.

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“Short but potent. Like someone holding ur hand as you navigate the sads in life. Grief can feel like sucking salt water up your nose, but in a soul way… for however long it needs to. But the wound itself makes the medicine. Getting comfy with that medicine feels like a balm against society’s endless ways of distracting us from it.”
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