The anxiety this week began in Louise Godbold's sleep, waking her hours before her alarm clock most mornings. Her muscles have been so tight, she pinched a nerve in her shoulder. At times, she has felt as if she might throw up.
Ever since a New York jury began deliberating Tuesday in Harvey Weinstein's trial, Godbold, one of the more than 80 women who have accused the powerful Oscars-winning producer of sexual assault and harassment, has been unable to concentrate. She and many of the other Weinstein accusers have been texting and calling each other constantly as they wait for a verdict
