'Meeting the man who burgled my Sheffield home cured my night terrors’
When Sarah Briggs returned from a night out in Sheffield to find a burglar had ransacked her student digs, her first feeling was anger. But as the initial fury subsided, it was replaced by a crippling fear which manifested in night terrors and sleep paralysis so severe she turned to drink as an escape.
Just when it seemed there would be no end to her personal torment, she received a phone call out of the blue which changed everything.
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It was from the charity Remedi, inviting her to meet the man who had turned... read more
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Source: Sheffield Telegraph
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