The physical aftermath of sexual assault is often dismissed — even by doctors
Lauren Weingarten says that the time period after she was raped was a blur; she felt like she was in a new body as her mind processed what had been done to her. She doesn’t remember when the shooting pain in her pelvis started, just that it was suddenly there. At first, she didn’t want
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