pull through
Make it through
To pull through is to survive or recover from a serious illness, injury, or difficult situation: The doctors weren't sure she'd make it, but she pulled through.
It can also mean to help someone survive such circumstances: Her family pulled her through the worst of it.
The phrase emphasizes emergence from crisis rather than the struggle itself.
Restoration of health
- recuperationGradual return to health
- convalescencePost-illness healing phase
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- bounce backRecover from difficulty
rally · survive · mend · overcome · revive · resilience · restoration · recovery
healing
Restoration of health
- recuperationGradual return to health
- convalescencePost-illness healing phase
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
bounce back · rally · survive · mend · overcome · revive · resilience · restoration · recovery · heal
triumph
Resounding, celebrated victory
- prevailTo succeed ultimately
- overcomePrevail against difficulty
- accomplishComplete successfully
persevere · endure · make it · weather · surmount · manage · complete · finish · achieve · persistence
- encouragementencourage, encouraging, praises, hang in there, supports
- overcomeconquer, defeat, beat, triumph, prevail
- recoveryrecovery, sobriety, rehab, recover, recovery room
- crochet termschain stitch, slip stitch, yarn over
- motivational phrasesdream big, try harder, no excuses, overcome, improve
- survivalsurvival, survive, endure, persist, last
pull, through, thorough, throughout, thoroughly, pulling, pulley, pulls, pulled