Charmed

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— Michel Foucault  

I still break at times, and I don’t know if the restlessness will ever leave my bones. But what used to weigh me down, let me drown in my bedsheets, is slowly becoming my armor. And I can embrace its edge - because who knows if emotions could stream in and out of me, flood me the tide like way they do these days, if no one had broken my skin and opened the gates.”

“Mad women fight back”; “Bet your ass we’re paranoid” - Psychiatric survivors during a protest in 1976

in her own words, Saralinda Grimes was a “deaf Native American lesbian feminist” (Madness Network News 4, no. 3 [1977], 9). she was active with Women Against Psychiatric Assault.

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