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What to Do When You’re Angry at the Diagnosis of Terminal Illness

What to Do When You’re Angry at the Diagnosis of Terminal Illness

Anger is a natural—and deeply human—response to being told your life has an endpoint you didn’t choose. You may feel betrayed by your body, furious at the timing, resentful of others who seem healthy, or enraged at the unfairness of it all. Anger doesn’t make you negative. It makes you real. Here’s how to navigate

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Reparenting Yourself What It Means and How to Do It

Reparenting Yourself: What It Means and How to Do It

If you didn’t receive the emotional safety, guidance, or support you needed growing up, you may find yourself as an adult still carrying the weight of unmet needs. Maybe you struggle with self-worth, over-apologize, have trouble trusting your decisions, or harshly criticize yourself when you fall short. That’s where reparenting comes in. Reparenting is the

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How Avoidance Fuels Anxiety (and What to Do Instead)

How Avoidance Fuels Anxiety (and What to Do Instead)?

Avoidance is a coping mechanism that promises short-term relief—but it always comes with long-term consequences. When you consistently avoid uncomfortable situations, thoughts, or emotions, you unknowingly feed your anxiety and reinforce the belief that you can’t handle discomfort. Understanding this loop is the first step toward breaking free. The Cycle You Don’t See at First

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How to Do Basic Tasks When You’re Depressed (Without Shame)

How to Do Basic Tasks When You’re Depressed (Without Shame)?

When you’re depressed, even the simplest tasks—brushing your teeth, making food, getting out of bed—can feel overwhelming. The weight of low energy, mental fog, and self-criticism makes basic self-care feel impossible. The key is to shift your approach from perfection to compassion, and to move in micro-steps without shame. Why Depression Makes Basic Tasks Feel

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How to Explain Depression to Someone Who Doesn't Get It

How to Explain Depression to Someone Who Doesn’t Get It?

Explaining depression to someone who has never experienced it can be frustrating, painful, and lonely. But with the right language and clarity, you can help them understand that depression isn’t just “sadness” or “laziness”—it’s a real, often invisible, struggle that affects every part of your life. Why It’s So Hard to Explain Depression 1. It’s

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