I was deeply moved by your account, seen online on the Washington Post today, about the inner conflict you faced around navigating your beloved partner's dementia. I am part of The Torn Project, a project exploring – and collating advice and inspiration about – the issue of *inner conflict*, where people struggle around which direction in life to take. I would be very very interested in speaking to you confidentially for an hour on Zoom, not for publication or broadcasting, but to add to our research database of people's thoughts and feelings around the inner conflicts they have faced... we are using this not only to inspire others, but also to gain deeper understanding on what inner conflict involves. If you are interested in talking to me please do write to me directly at susan@thetornproject.com or see our short placeholder page on thetornproject.com where you can contact us - scrolling down to the bottom of that page will also let you see a very lovely poem that one of our contributors has written about the experience of being 'torn'. Warm wishes Susan
I was deeply moved by your account, seen online on the Washington Post today, about the inner conflict you faced around navigating your beloved partner's dementia. I am part of The Torn Project, a project exploring – and collating advice and inspiration about – the issue of *inner conflict*, where people struggle around which direction in life to take. I would be very very interested in speaking to you confidentially for an hour on Zoom, not for publication or broadcasting, but to add to our research database of people's thoughts and feelings around the inner conflicts they have faced... we are using this not only to inspire others, but also to gain deeper understanding on what inner conflict involves. If you are interested in talking to me please do write to me directly at susan@thetornproject.com or see our short placeholder page on thetornproject.com where you can contact us - scrolling down to the bottom of that page will also let you see a very lovely poem that one of our contributors has written about the experience of being 'torn'. Warm wishes Susan