self-care
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Newly Single? Here’s How to Actually Survive and Thrive
Breaking up sucks. No sugarcoating it. One day you’re making weekend plans together, and the next you’re staring at your apartment wondering why everything feels so quiet. But being newly single doesn’t have to be miserable. In fact, it can be one of the most freeing and eye-opening chapters of your life. The first few… Continue reading
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Quitting Isn’t Failure: It’s Self-Preservation
Quitting doesn’t mean you’re weak or a loser. Sometimes, quitting is the most powerful, adult, and self-respecting choice you can make. Whether it’s leaving a toxic job, ending a relationship that drains you, or cutting ties with friends who no longer lift you up, quitting can be an act of courage. Why Quitting Can Be the… Continue reading
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Saying “No” Is the Ultimate Self-Care
Stop feeling guilty about your feelings and needs. If something isn’t a hell yes, then it’s a hell no. This November, I want you to get your degree in the art of saying “no!” Continue reading
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My IIH Journey: From Almost Losing My Sight to Gratitude and Perspective
20%. That’s how much vision I had left two years ago. Today was only my second ophthalmology appointment of the year, and if you knew what it took to get here — you’d cry. I used to see neurologists, ophthalmologists, and neurosurgeons monthly, sometimes several times a month. My life was a constant stream of appointments, MRIs, MRVs,… Continue reading