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My mother told a family member she was certain I would kill myself. She didn't call me. She didn't text. She reached for a story about a notary that wasn't even true.
My mother told a family member she was certain I would kill myself. She didn't call me. She didn't text. She reached for a story about a notary that wasn't even true.
When you lead a hundred people and two of them are in crisis, the organisation expects you to hold it all. Nobody asks who holds you.
Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir isn't about the men who abused her. It's about how victims are made - and how they fight back.
My father handed me an envelope labelled "shit report cards." Inside were years of evidence about who I had been. But old stories don't always fit the people we've become: especially when the story was never accurate to begin with
Four diagnoses on paper. Nine months of waiting. Six months of assessment. And then: the crushing relief of finally being seen.