It’s time I got rid of two pillows in my life. At first I thought I had to learn to live with them. But no, I simply must say good-bye. In my studio, there’s a pillow with a joyful, multi-colored fabric covering, which splits open at the back so the pillow can be easily removed and [...]
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Two Pillows: A PTSD Story
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