@Rumors, the best thing that I know that will transform your life, is to share, in whatever ways you choose, your past that you currently keep to yourself. This is what I did; it took me over a decade, but I did it. I am so glad I did. My nightmares cleared up, I didn't live in so much fear, it helped break the cycle of always feeling like I was running (to hide, and to find safety). Having safe people in my life, like my therapist and some close friends, helped me stay grounded, especially when family members didn't believe my truth. (I did say, "this is my truth, you may have yours". Sure, I lost relationships, but I developed new relationships, where I can tell my truth. This way, the past doesn't dictate my present. Take at your speed.
What I did; first I told a friend that I "thought" I was abused, then I just claimed it was so (since I had all the signs) at an Incest Survivors Meeting, then I told my therapist. If anyone doubted me, I left the friendship, or therapist-yes there are therapists who don't want to validate childhood abuse.
Best to you!