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title:Women Living With Self-injury
author:Hyman, Jane Wegscheider.
publisher:Temple University Press
isbn10 | asin:1566397200
print isbn13:9781566397209
ebook isbn13:9780585364070
language:English
subjectSelf-mutilation, Women--Mental health, Self-injurious behavior.
publication date:1999
lcc:RC552.S4H95 1999eb
ddc:616.85/82/0082
subject:Self-mutilation, Women--Mental health, Self-injurious behavior.
Page iii
Women Living with Self-Injury
Jane Wegscheider Hyman
Page iv Temple University Press Philadelphia 19122 Copyright 1999 by Jane - photo 2
Page iv
Temple University Press, Philadelphia 19122
Copyright 1999 by Jane Wegscheider Hyman
All rights reserved
Published 1999
Printed in the United States of America
Picture 3 The paper used in this publication meets the requirements of American National Standard for Information SciencesPermanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z59.481984
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Hyman, Jane Wegscheider.
Women living with self-injury / Jane Wegscheider Hyman.
p. cm.
ISBN 1-56639-720-0 (cloth : alk. paper).ISBN 1566397219 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1. Self-mutilation. 2. WomenMental health. 3. Self-injurious behavior.
I. Title.
RC552.S4H95 1999
616.85'82'0082dc21 9917714
CIP
Page v
Picture 4
If you could come into my mind and see what I seeI'm trying to let you see what I see.
Elizabeth
This book is dedicated to the women
whose experiences made it possible,
and, as always, to
JFH and HW.
Page vi
Picture 5
Wer die Fragen nicht beantworten kann,
hat die Pruefung bestanden.
Franz Kafka, Die Pruefung, 1936
Page vii
Contents
Acknowledgments
ix
Introduction
1
Prologue:
Home, Sweet Home
13
1
The Last Secret:
Self-Injuring Women Speak
23
2
From Childhood Abuse to Adult Behavior
47
3
Meredith Tells Her Story
63
4
Self-Injuring Women at the Workplace
78
5
Life with Lovers, Families, and Friends
96
6
Helena's Struggle with Compulsion
123
7
Help for Women Who Self-Injure and Their Therapists
136
8
Sarah O.'s Past and Present
158
9
Recovery:
Hopes and Achievements
176
Epilogue:
Three Faces of Self-Injury
189
Resources
195
Notes
200
Index
211

Page ix
Acknowledgments
This project was possible because of my informants: the women who taught me what it is like to live with and overcome self-injury. My first thanks go to them for their honesty, courage, patience, and trust, and for allowing me to be their scribe. Several of them became my editors as well, critiquing the chapters they helped create and patiently allowing me to call them again and again, long after the original interviews, to check on uncertainties. They also became role models because of their fortitude and lack of self-pity. I regret that they cannot be thanked by name.
As always, Mary Waggener, Charles Hyman, Jack Hyman, Peggy Schoditsch, and Sonja Wetzsteon provided interest, encouragement, and sensitive chapter critiques. Andee Rubin, long-time friend and "personal editor," allowed me once again to benefit from her skill in chapter structure and organization, and to enjoy her empathic interest. My special thanks also to Sarah Shaw, Susan Lewis, and Barent Walsh with whom I meet monthly to discuss aspects of self-injury and our respective work on the subject. We provide each other with challenges, disagreements, endless questions, critiques of chapter and article drafts, and opportunities to talk about self-injury, not a topic our friends or colleagues necessarily want to discuss. Susan and Barent critiqued several chapters each, and Sarah critiqued drafts of all chapters. Dawn Balcazar and Robin Connors took the time to review the book proposal as well as critique later chapters, and Dawn Balcazar reviewed the entire first draft. Ruta Mazelis gave her valuable critique to the first four chapters. Of course, my gratitude to all those mentioned above and below does not imply that they agree with me on all points, or that errors are anyone's fault but my own.
Michael Ames, my editor, amazed me during our first conversation because our views on why this type of book should be written coincided exactly. I had never heard such an empathic response from an editor, and I chose Temple University Press largely because of Michael. Throughout this project he was insightful and objective, yet showed his essential trust in my judgment, goals, and work methods, for which I am grateful.
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