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Acknowledgments
I want to thank my refugee friends—the Kurdish, the Kakuma, and the Sierra Leone families who moved from faraway places into my heart. My deepest gratitude goes to the many refugees who shared their stories, but whose names I cannot acknowledge for a variety of reasons including their safety.
Also, I thank Jim Pipher, Jane Isay, and Susan Lee Cohen, loving supporters of this project from the beginning. I want to thank Pam Barger, my heroic first reader, and my other readers—Marge Saiser, Karen Shoemaker, Dave Myers, Leon Caldwell, Sara Pipher, Jamie Pipher, Rachida Faid-Douglas, Sharon Stanton Russell, and Jan Zegers. I appreciate the help from Dr. Aladjem and Dr. Keller at the Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture, from all the staff at the Center for Victims of Torture in Minneapolis, and from Peter Frazier-Koontz, Dean Settles, Maria Diaz, Kit Boesch, Deb Demuth, Benjamin Zinc, Amy Struthers, Suzy Prenger, the New Americans Task Force, Susan Garwood, Uma Gupta, Linda Roos, Sheila Jacobs, Suzan Connell, Dr. Christine Keim, Pat Leach, Hilde Dale, Barbara Colvin, Pat Boharty, Karen Christensen, Constance Kingston, Cindy West, Kay Marks, Sharon Kreimer, Betty Carpenter, Sue Galvin, Judy Beste, Maria and Anton Vu, Hoa Tran, Vanja Die, Clover Sterling, Olga Podany, Zainab Al-Baaj, Melody. Kenney, Christy and Dick Hargesheimer, Marty Seligman, Pauline Redmond,