Now he understood. After a while, pain simply stopped. It was as though your mind was able to create a firewall beyond which it would not let you venture. You had to have a break from your anguish, or you’d go crazy. It was the psychological equivalent to fainting when physical pain became overbearing.

Now he understood. After a while, pain simply stopped. It was as though your mind was able to create a firewall beyond which it would not let you venture. You had to have a break from your anguish, or you’d go crazy. It was the psychological equivalent to fainting when physical pain became overbearing.

– Elizabeth Berg –

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