Healing one's own mother wound: Popular Instagrammer Svenja Fuchs talks about the lack of motherly love in childhood and how we can take away the power over us from the injuries of our past. Security, support, and love. A reliable caregiver who provides safety and refuge. Children who grow up without this support often carry a mother's wound. Svenja Fuchs is no exception. The creator grew up with an emotionally absent mother and blamed herself for failed plans and relationships that fell apart. The feeling of being worthless and unlovable persisted throughout her youth and into adulthood. 'I remember very well that cold room where I sat inwardly, formulating my longings. I wished for someone to sit with me and make me feel less alone. But that someone never came – never.' Only when she begins to recognize and understand her own harmful patterns and gradually confront her childhood wounds does a healing process begin. Finally, she learns to give herself the love and care she needed as a child. 'I think we can heal many old wounds, but there are also those we will have to live with, whether we like it or not.' On her Instagram channel @svenjafuxs she shares her experiences, speaks openly about her challenges and how she is breaking the cycle with her own child today. A personal, emotional account of the search for self-love and a plea for setting boundaries and healing. New product