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lethargy & optimism
Every November, I experience a particular, familiar fatigue, the same repetitive thoughts from the year before. It is the season when chronic suicidal ideation strengthens, when it takes root and rapidly solidifies itself in my brain, my blood, my heart … Continue reading
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Turning Twenty-Seven
In four days, I’ll be celebrating my twenty-seventh birthday. When I was much younger, I thought my twenties would be like an episode of Friends, but by the time I reached my twenties, I was so suicidally depressed that I … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, birth chart, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, friendship, know hope, madness, recovery, saturn return, self-care, sobriety, suicidality, telegram anthology, the 27 club, weirdos forever
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Maranda Elizabeth 