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In The Blessed Curse, how did Williamson's grandmother depict her status as intersexed?

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In The Blessed Curse, how did Williamson's grandmother depict her status as intersexed?

In The Blessed Curse, how did Williamson's grandmother depict her status as intersexed?

a. a gift from the Great Spirit to be given strength and tenderness
b. a curse from Mother Earth of being between worlds and blessed, but not belonging
c. a great religious teacher able to counsel both men and women in the Christian church
d. an agent of Satan come to show people what will happen if they do not care for their families

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