Bellingham states, "I knew every time I went in there that I was going to experience this horrific pain. Something was injected into me which paralysed me." This comment underscores the torment and fear she endured during her treatments, often fearing for her life as she faced the extreme consequences of what was presented as medical care.
Reflecting on the impact of her treatment, Bellingham adds, "I thought I was going to die. I can remember the pain, the horrific headaches after each session became part of my daily life, all in pursuit of a so-called cure for my identity," expressing the ongoing suffering and the psychological toll from her experiences.
Collection
[
|
...
]