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to identify a minimum of two suppor
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esearcher inquiry. Making data is a
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and there would be no way to identi
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The women’s stories of healing we
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in the silencing of women’s voice
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I chose to eliminate unnecessary de
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events or some of the issues she fa
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Overview of healing story She began
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needs, and to meet them, much as sh
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ship with her husband. She uses uni
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could not explain, all of which end
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this.” 4.9 Jennifer Jennifer is i
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told her what happened she believed
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4.12 Connie Connie is a full-time g
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Telling her story Sonshine was a de
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4.15 The Researcher and the Women
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Chapter 5 Naming, Remembering and M
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There is little public discourse of
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flashbacks; severe depression; or a
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5.1.1 Memories without a name Nine
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and I even tried with a woman too,
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my case was truly childhood sexual
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As a child, Nel remembers knowing t
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she believed that her mother saw sy
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home . . . I was sent to a neurolog
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As she said, “For me, you don’t
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She described this as not having an
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couldn’t believe, and I mean this
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In the stories, several of the wome
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was collaborative law. 3 Les found
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enough that when I went to high sch
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5.2 Support and Safety Every resear
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that they would not hurt her, and t
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an adult] I told her my story of se
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I went to the Vagina Monologues. An
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Jennifer had a sense early on in he
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The women’s stories indicate that
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if she got it again, which she woul
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Chapter 6 Restorying Life is sort o
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Table 6.1: Restorying. A Chronologi
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Les’s broader story of healing, h
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and she said ‘yes’, and he then
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For M.C., her first naming occurred
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accomplish anything but minimal tas
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For all of the women, their point o
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ecame clear that she had been sexua
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impacts, and then volunteering, whi
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as they are contained in her body t
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While a pattern was found in the wo
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Chapter 7 Body Fee fi fo she smells
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So the (memory of the) molesting ca
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she has a new way of understanding
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have a problem’(body politic), an
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to see a specialist like immediatel
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probably one of the hardest things
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I was a very promiscuous child from
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ut her main focus is cranial sacral
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from my uncle and from the rape tha
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like [breathing in a panicked manne
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For Connie, her body spoke the know
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naming, to disrupting and then recl
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when one of the research participan
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FEE FI FO Fee fi fo she smells his
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The women are healing from the effe
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social world and the individual. Th
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to ‘see’ the wind, or the norma
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meaning was attached to the experie
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the biggest rule being ‘you don
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threatening risk. This is where sup
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the master narrative of one of her
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Chapter 9 Conclusion While comparab
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transcripts were analyzed using hol
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Pattern of Healing When all fourtee
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lation to other research in the are
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The most important finding from thi
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• to investigate the relationship
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14. Kitzinger J. Transformations of
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45. Scheper-Hughes N. A Talent for
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Appendix A K.Wood 503 Copland Cresc
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When a potential research participa
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system, including self-selected pse
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Appendix F Data/Transcript Release