“Suffering is never imagined. The brain is the body, the brain is physical. We accept that our bodies can be injured – a broken bone, an infectious disease – but we ignore the injuries endured by our brains, because we assume a sense of control over our psychological hurt. This control is often an illusion.”

“Suffering is never imagined. The brain is the body, the brain is physical. We accept that our bodies can be injured – a broken bone, an infectious disease – but we ignore the injuries endured by our brains, because we assume a sense of control over our psychological hurt. This control is often an illusion.”

— Kyleigh Leddy