When Sandra Pankhurst first read the manuscript of her extraordinary life — life spent first as a son, husband and father,
then as a sex worker, rape survivor, wife and trauma cleaner — she told the author Sarah Krasnostein she found the book «cathartic».
Not exact matches
He says if the governor tries
as hard to get campaign finance reform passed
as he did to achieve legalization of same
sex marriage and a new lowered benefit pension tier for public
workers,
then the bills can become law this year.
Then,
as if seamlessly, she segued into this next sentence: «In the 1980s and «90s, people all over the country filed scores of legal cases accusing parents, priests and day care
workers of horrific
sex crimes, which they claimed to have only just remembered with the help of a therapist... But
as the claims grew more outlandish — alien abductions and secret satanic cults — support for the concept waned... Harvard psychologist Richard McNally called the idea of repressed memories «the worst catastrophe to befall the mental health field since the lobotomy `.»