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Month: October 2020

What Are You So Afraid of?

Memoir, mental health, Psychology

What Are You So Afraid of?

If I’m being honest? Well, everything. Let’s start with coconuts. If you’ve never spared a thought for what can fall … Continue reading What Are You So Afraid of?

Taking That First Step

Healing, mental health, Psychology

Taking That First Step

You don’t want to go in there. You know something’s waiting for you in those woods, but you’d rather not … Continue reading Taking That First Step

The Trauma of Being Here

justice, mental health, politics

The Trauma of Being Here

How can a white person with chronic illness support Black Lives Matter? When others are suffering, how can you support … Continue reading The Trauma of Being Here

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