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Sylvia Fraser

“As a child, I survived by forgetting. Later, the amnesia became a problem as large as the one it was meant to conceal. However, I did not remember my past until the homemade bomb was defused, until the evil was contained, until I was stable enough and happy enough that sorrow or anger or regret or pain was overwhelmed by joy at my release. To reach this state, I needed the help of friends and healers. This I had in abundance. (252)”

Sylvia Fraser, My Father's House : Memoir of Incest and Healing
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My Father's House : Memoir of Incest and Healing My Father's House : Memoir of Incest and Healing by Sylvia Fraser
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