The memoir of She. Some extracts: - She wrote: - There was wonder. There was fear. There was a very thin layer of atmosphere that we all had to live in. The sky was immense it was not really blue. Even our eyes were not really blue She was extraordinary. She was ordinary. She was unique. She was commonplace. She's life and thoughts were fascinating. She's life and thoughts were mundane. She was everyone. She was every woman She was like no one else. She was a dreamer. She was a realist. She was a narcissist like her Mother. She was nothing like her Mother, but He said,"It's not all about you." This was difficult She thought when you are physically ill and She said so. She was courageous. She was a coward. She was stoical. She was hysterical. She was modest. She was vain. She was a saint. She was the very Devil.... She was logical. She was totally cuckoo. She was toffee nosed as one of her teachers put it: She was modest. She always turned the other cheek. She sometimes fought back. She wrote: - Everything was right, everything was wrong. The World she assumed was spinning how else would you get day and night? She knew everything she knew nothing. She knew life was real. She knew life was unreal. There were no such things as ghosts.There were ghosts. She had seen one. Back in the womb her mother tried to kill her: not on purpose.Their blood was not compatible. There were several times throughout her life She cheated death and as Friedrich Nietzsche said: - "He who has a why to live can bear almost anyhow." In writing this memoir She ( Clare) has opened her mind and let her thoughts and memories of thoughts be known. She has wanted in part to express her feelings about becoming ill with an autoimmune disease at a late stage in her life. One primarily caused by a gene. Snippets of her life from an early age to more recently weave in and out. It is written as a stream of consciousness. "if a book has no index or good table of contents it is very useful to make one as you are reading it." By Isaac Watts Despite having no defined chapters this book is eminently readable. She would have liked to think what happened to her wasn't a tragedy but, it was it was tragic. This is a book for A.I.H sufferers and sufferers of serious Mental Health problems such as Psychosis. You are innocent. It is also a book for anyone interested in A.I.H or mental health. Or just simply a look into the mind of a human being.
ThriftBooks sells millions of used books at the lowest everyday prices. We personally assess every book's quality and offer rare, out-of-print treasures. We deliver the joy of reading in recyclable packaging with free standard shipping on US orders over $15. ThriftBooks.com. Read more. Spend less.