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I was talking with my dad yesterday about a hurdle I was experiencing with my anxiety. For those who don’t know, my dad is a

Dear Body, I have not always treated you kindly. I have insulted you. I have hated you. I have purposefully cut you open. I am

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After last week's post on how to explain your own mental illness to your kids, I had a couple people express interest in an article

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As I sit in the hospital watching my daughter peacefully rest, I finally feel ready to write a bit about our NICU journey.  In rounds

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