Joy—In Spite of It All
Let us not forget that joy, laughter, and connection are also incredibly transformative medicines.
The Next Right Thing
My stomach is full, which feels wrong, but I know it’s not.
A Patient Gardener
This was not the end of my story, it was only a brief interlude.
I’d Never Known What Calm Felt Like
I was diagnosed with Inattentive ADHD last month.
Can You Be Both?
I’ve never liked the word “victim.” I’ve also never liked the word “survivor” for that matter. But I’m both.
I’m Afraid of What It Is To Live
When you live with Borderline Personality Disorder, there is no shortage of literature out there describing us as “people you wish you could get away from"...
High or Low
Mothers across the world are carrying the weight of their loss strapped to their back as they trek through their lives, and we may never even know it.
Finding Freedom From OCD
I developed little routines that gradually became necessities.
The Day I Stopped Eating
I knew then that things would never be the same from that point forward: the anorexia as resistance, the depression as loss of control, the fleeing to another country as delusion, the dying and then not dying and then dying and then not dying.
If We Get Another Day, How Will We Spend It?
In the inevitable moments of pain and darkness, try to remember that you are someone’s Patrick to their Aundre...
Smashing Stigmas: From The Perspective of a Partner
I hope you spend it well.
The thing that I love about Winnie the Pooh, is that he always just wanted to be a friend.
