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| Foreword | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| Permissions | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| The Visit | 13 | |
| Pain Teaches Nothing | 18 | |
| Sight | 19 | |
| Making Choices | 25 | |
| A Tale of a Bubble | 32 | |
| Mustn't Grumble | 38 | |
| Different Dances | 41 | |
| Colostomy | 43 | |
| Snow White | 46 | |
| Shopping | 52 | |
| For Those Not Yet Angry | 53 | |
| Anger - Early Days | 55 | |
| Tomorrow I'm Going to Rewrite the English Language | 57 | |
| 'Along the lane...' | 60 | |
| This Week I've Been Rushed Off My Wheels | 61 | |
| Summer Poetry | 73 | |
| What Happened to You? | 74 | |
| Being Sam's Mum | 77 | |
| Journey | 84 | |
| Bitter and Twisted | 90 | |
| Self-Respect | 91 | |
| Part of a Life | 93 | |
| Loss | 100 | |
| Disability | 105 | |
| Agoraphobia: Letting Go | 106 | |
| 'My Brilliant Cancer!' | 113 | |
| All Lost? | 120 | |
| I Was Touched | 122 | |
| Our Friendship Is Mellowed to a Whisper, Sister | 129 | |
| Friends | 130 | |
| One More Time: A Horror Story | 133 | |
| Reaction-Interaction | 136 | |
| To a Deaf Child | 140 | |
| Patricia's Mother | 142 | |
| The Horns of My Dilemma | 151 | |
| Equal Opportunities... Yes, Please | 154 | |
| Watershed | 161 | |
| Abuse | 163 | |
| The Fall | 167 | |
| Prue Shows Her Knickers | 172 | |
| Do Unto Others | 179 | |
| What Did You Soy?S | 181 | |
| Day in the Life of Liz | 182 | |
| Freedom Fighter | 187 | |
| Warrior Woman | 189 | |
| Taking Liberties | 192 | |
| Appendix | Letters between the editor and Maria Jastrzebska, Roz Rushworth and Ellie O'Sullivan | 198 |
| Contributors' Notes | 215 |
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