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After decades of betrayal and a trial that made her an icon, Pelicot writes a tender and unflinching memoir about survival, resilience, and her decision to be joyful.

Thousands of staff have left the health care side of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and those who remain are approaching burnout.

After decades of betrayal and a trial that made her an icon, Pelicot writes a tender and unflinching memoir about survival, resilience, and her decision to be joyful.

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