
Occasionally functional, usually sarcastic young adult navigating the intersection of chronic illness and mental health in real time—trials, errors, thoughts, therapy reviews, and way too much personal information.
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I’m not saying women should
be delicate
and weak
and taken care of.
It just so happens that I
am delicate
and weak,
and a...
This is a follow up to Notes From a Recovering Suicidaholic. If you haven’t read it yet, I suggest you start there!
Ok, so I’ve already lost some of you with the title. Others know exactly what I’m talking about; feel free to skip t...
In 1998, psychiatrist Ken Tullis proposed a new framework for understanding a subset of his suicidal patients who did not improve with traditional treatment methods: that these patients were addicted to suicidal thoughts and behaviors.
I t...
Two years ago, a respected Chicago sleep neurologist unceremoniously fired me as a patient after just three appointments. What I did to deserve it: I did not appropriately match the typical presentation of Idiopathic Hypersomnia (IH), which...
Why can’t sick people have nice things 😤
This is not the article I planned to publish today, but it is the article the Universe planned for me to barely-be-on-time-to-publish today 💖
This weekend, my dad, brother, and I went shopping f...
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