Living with Dissociation
February 2, 2013
faith, fear, healing, health, hope, injury, joy, learning, Life, love, mental health, peace, question, quote, self acceptance, Struggle, understanding, wisdom Carolyn Myss, The Oprah Magazine 1 Comment
“What’s the difference between those people who hurt you and what you are, and what you are doing to yourself?”
From “The Truth Teller,” an interview by Oprah Winfrey of Caroline Myss. The quote is from the January issue of The Oprah Magazine, pg 143, bottom of 1st column.
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