A really generous account of depersonalisation. An illness no experience with, and was coming at completely as a novice. I really felt the complete desperation Dunne experienced, this is really well done. The onset, the years of misdiagnoses and eventually the depersonalisation community. This memoir just feels so important and so well done.
I haven’t ever felt this way, as though you aren’t quite connected to your body and nothing feels real..but thanks to this novel I can imagine how petrifying and alienating it must feel. I can’t imagine how invaluable this memoir will be to anyone who is suffering from depersonalisation or loves someone who is.
