The Most Wonderful Time of the Year?
I’m afraid that this pain won’t ever go away.
I’m afraid that this pain won’t ever go away.
No one truly knows what 2020 will hold, but we believe it has the potential to be kind and inspiring and perhaps even remarkable.
It is our hope that the effects of the night will be felt for quite some time.
On a holiday centered around food, it’s near impossible for me, a person with an eating disorder, to maintain a healthy mindset.
For anyone struggling, for anyone learning how to be okay with not being okay.
My brother was extraordinary. When he died, so suddenly and without warning, I felt that nothing would be extraordinary again. Except for my pain.
I knew he was struggling, but he told me was better.
There are days when I struggle to remember this. There are days when I grow frustrated with my failures or shortcomings.
As with most veterans, I wear a mask.
Unweighted and unassuming, here I stand.
When everything else is going well, the problem has to be me, right?
Presenting these stories separately creates three unique images: the one healed, the one fighting back, and the one struggling to survive.
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