Debby's Substack: What to Believe
Debby Waldman-What To BelieveMy 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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 87 | Subscribers | Read | debbywaldman.substack.com |
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Frame of Reference
From time to time on Thursdays for the next little while, I will publish a chapter from my work-in-progress, a memoir tentatively called Before and After, about my experience when my son, Noah, spent three months in a psychiatric hospital i...
There's Nothing Like a Sharp Needle to Puncture a Balloon of Grief: I Know, Because It Happened to Me
As I think most of my readers know, I started my Substack, What to Believe, to serialize the memoir I wrote about my struggle to accept that my dad's death had been a suicide and not an accident, as my mother insisted and the coroner confir...
An Interregnum
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Q&A With Author Lorna Schultz Nicholson
That’s me with Lorna’s daughter Mandi, and Lorna at the Canada-Norway men’s hockey game at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver. I was in town to do some readings at the Jewish Community Centre and Lorna said, “Do you want to go to an Olympic hoc...
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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.
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