"I am suffering, and I know I am not the only one," she said.
The book also contains accounts of schizophrenics, with an artist depicting own suffering, saying, "I know ... it is craziness when every laugh is about me ... newspapers suddenly contain cures ... sparkles of light are demon eyes".
In the portion of her remarks noting civilian suffering, Rice said: "I know we all share deep concern about the suffering and deaths of innocent people that arise from a conflict like this one, in Gaza as well as in Israel.
Are you suffering?" She said, "I know that things change people change.
In some obscene way, I was happy to be suffering, because I knew it would make things easier on race day.
While I have been blessed with medical care that is denied many suffering from similar disorders, I know that I have found myself in a position where calling for help seems too risky a proposition, lest I be considered a threat.
I, who have occasionally been known to have suits made to measure, stroll about the shop with a long-suffering air, hoping nobody I know will see me there.
(How I wish the "vagina stadium" was revenge for their sufferings; but it is, I know from long experience of watching fools plot vanity in mirrors, more likely a mistake).
"Anytime I know about suffering, I have to do something," she said.
My father was a miner and my uncles were too, so I know the suffering miners go through.
And I know the suffering continues.
