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Uneasy Going

Uneasy Going is a Substack about living with anxiety disorders: what we’re being sold, whose interests are really being served, and why it's so hard to get effective treatment for a condition that is considered destigmatized and highly treatable.

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Latest Issues

Going off SSRIs Part I: Crying Excessively

I recorded myself reading this essay out loud! You can listen to it, above. The audio contains a soft hint of “pasta being made in the background.”

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I was cr...

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A Wedding Speech Is a Late-Stage Friendship Hazing Ritual

If you’d like an audio version—almost like a public speech, but not quite—I made one, above.

There were four of us. We looked just like the other guests at the wedding, but we were not the same. Like everyone else, we were dressed in “fes...

24 days ago
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Sexy, Cute, Adorkable Anxiety Disorders

Thanks for reading Uneasy Going! If you’d like to listen to this essay as a podcast, I recorded it above.

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I understand that The Invite is a movie that is ma...

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Feeling Afraid As If Something Awful Might Happen

Thank you for reading Uneasy Going! If you’d like an audio version of this essay, I recorded it above.

My psychiatry appointment was at 4pm. The automated appointment reminder voicemail urged me to come by 3:45. In an act of lateness that...

a month ago
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Ancient Greeks Had Anxiety Disorders, Just Not Like That

Have you tried meditating just five minutes a day, Odysseus???

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This month has been exciting for people who like to imagine t...

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