Day by day Quote by Alcoholics Anonymous

“The introduction to horrors so young impressed on me just how helpless and vulnerable I was. Parents are supposed to empower their children to…

— Christina Enevoldsen

“I understood very little of what was going on, and I felt as though only dying would release me from the overwhelming sense of…

— Kay Redfield Jamison

“I was moving and breathing but everything else had become so slow. I felt that I was trapped inside a still landscape, one of…

— Tracy Emin

“am no stranger to real horrors. But I cannot deny that at this instant I felt a different kind of horror.”

— Barry Grant

“And somewhere inside me I felt an awful feeling that something in my life was coming quietly to an end.”

— Hitomi Kanehara

“And that was freaky to think about, how life could go from wonderful to terrible in the blink of an eye.”

— Lauren Myracle

“There was something about the people you grew up around, the ones you'd seen throughout your childhood, the folks you couldn't remember not knowing.…

— J.R. Ward

“I remember weeping... at the silence, the stillness, the turning passages and cluttered walls. I supposed then that those things would be strange to…

— Sarah Waters

“I buckle over, sobbing, my head resting against the hard shower tiles. I remember crying like this when Sukey died, the tears harsh, devouring,…

— Hilary T. Smith

“And maybe I was coping awfully well, I don’t know. Certainly I wasn’t howling aloud or punching my fist through windows or doing any…

— Donna Tartt

“The horrors conjured up by the mind are always so much worse than what is.”

— Paula Hawkins

“At the time, it seemed everything was falling apart by no reason. My mind was dramatic in its ignorant stage. I knew nothing of…

— Brandi Gomez