By Jen Riley When the World Around Her Crumbles a Mother Keeps Going
I am going to let you in on a little secret. I’ve been struggling. I’ve been in a deep, dark…
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By Katie Weber We’re All a Little Broken, Some Just Hide it Well
We all are struggling. Some just hid it so well. Under lock and key. Never allowing anyone to see. That…
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By Brooke Rebovich Perinatal and Postpartum Anxiety: The Sneaky Siblings of Postpartum Depression
It all started with my first pregnancy in 2017. I went alone to our initial ultrasound appointment, expecting a quick,…
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By Karen Szabo His Life Saves Mine
There was a time in my life when I didn’t think I’d see past the age of 18. Well, 24…
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By Her View From Home Teen Anxiety and Depression Live Here With Us
Anxiety and depression are quarantined with me. They’ve lived in my home for several years. But now. This pandemic. This…
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Depression Changed How My Mom Loved Us
I grew up one of four kids in a middle-class family. I shared a room with my two sisters and…
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I am 1 in 5
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. 1 in 5. The number of people who will be affected by mental illness…
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By Mary McAteer Sometimes the Ones Who Seem the Happiest Are Hurting the Most
Author's note: this is a very personal blog that I wasn't sure I would ever publish. I thought that if…
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By Lauren Dykovitz The Truth is I Don’t Feel Strong
“You’re so strong.” I hear this so often from people, and I think the same thing every time, “If they…
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By Kristen Gardiner Why Doesn’t God Heal My Depression?
When I first experienced depression, I didn't understand what was going on. I knew I was sad, but I didn't…
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By Sarah McClain Mental Illness Doesn’t Care—But I Do
My mental illness doesn't care that I have things to get done today. Dishes that need to be washed. Clothes…
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By Krissie Lain Garland Sackcloth and Ashes: When Grief is Messy
EDITOR'S NOTE: THIS POST DISCUSSES SUICIDE I didn’t truly understand the intensity of grief until I lost my husband, Eric.…
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