Interview with a Bestselling Author
On this last day of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, I wanted to share my interview with bestselling author Stephane Foo for The Rumpus. Her memoir
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My interview with beststelling author and former This American Life producer Stephanie Foo. We both suffer complex PTSD.
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On this last day of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, I wanted to share my interview with bestselling author Stephane Foo for The Rumpus. Her memoir
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Hi Everyone, There is sadly still shame and stigma surrounding mental health. I was diagnosed with a mood disorder when I was thirty, yet I