These Fragments
Elizabeth Esther"These fragments I have shored against my ruins." -T.S. Eliot // thoughts on a cobbled-together life, faith and mental health
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | elizabethesther.substack.com |
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On wanting to live
While I was waiting for the results from my biopsy, I went through a million different emotions. One thing that surprised me were all the regrets. If this was cancer, I felt the sting of all the things I never did, things I shouldn’t have s...
It's not cancer, but I still need surgery
The thing is, I had largely imagined a good outcome. I just hadn’t imagined anything other than the doctor looking at my scans and breezily dismissing me with a “you’re all good.” I had played and replayed this scenario in my head so many t...
How the "work cure" saved my life this year
I recently came across the idea of the “work cure.” It’s a form of occupational therapy that emphasizes meaningful, creative, purposeful work as a means of healing mental illness. It came about in the 19th and 20th centuries, pioneered by a...
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Author of "Girl at The End of the World" and "Spiritual Sobriety." Mama of 5. Writing about motherhood, middle age, pop culture, spirituality, mental health.
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