Debby's Substack: What to Believe
Debby Waldman-What To Believe, Kristen KrollMy memoir, What to Believe, is about secrets, suicide, and the power of denial. Each week I'll publish another chapter. Between chapters, I'll write about mental health, grief, resilience, and hope.
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An Unexpected Gift
This essay originally appeared in the Edmonton Journal on Feb. 24, 2007.
I bought my first pair of Dr. Martens in 2018, inspired by Bridget, who rocked her kid-sized Docs combat boots. That’s us in the midtown Manhattan Docs store.
Growin...
My Award-Winning Husband
One of the fun things about being married to a smart, accomplished scientist is the opportunity to tag along when he attends conferences or teaches or gives talks all over the world. Recently, Dave has been collecting awards for his accompl...
London Falling: In which a true-crime bestseller sends me down Memory Lane, where I unexpectedly reframe the memory of a very awkward evening
My mother liked making connections. On one level, this meant that no matter where my sister or I were traveling, she knew someone in the city or town and she’d either notify them in advance that Amy and I were going to be there, or she’d gi...
What do Nepotism, AI Slop, and a Keynote Speech Have in Common?
With my sister, Amy, the Milwaukee Public librarian, at the opening reception for the Wisconsin Association of Public Libraries Conference at the Osthoff Resort in Elkhart Lake, WI
When an invitation to deliver a keynote speech at a librar...
Taking the Fun out of Having Lawns
This essay originally ran in the Edmonton Journal on June 3, 2006, when I wrote a bi-weekly family humor column. I’m reprinting it this week because it’s the closest we’re going to get to spring around here. It’s supposed to snow today and...
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I'm an ex-pat American in Canada. I write about physical and mental health, culture, books, and whatever captures my fancy (also, whatever editors are willing to print/pay for). I'm here to share more of my writing and learn what others are up to.
Scientist-educator promoting democracy and access to and equity in STEM education. My laboratory studies human brain development, its disruption to cause disorders like autism, and developing novel strategies to treat these disorders.
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