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dusty.phillips.codes
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Back in 2012, I wrote a book called Hacking Happy. It was my first self-published work, and I was actually surprised by how well it did without a publisher or marketing behind it. I had plenty of positive feedback including more than one hopefully exaggerated, "This book saved my life." Most of the feedback was a bit more sedate, but I received a lot of private messages thanking me for writing it.
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thebloggess.com
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This is an embarrassing post to write but sometimes that's what writing is all about, and if it gets to even one person who needs to read this right now it's worth it. So. Depression ca...
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www.borderlinearts.org
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There has been considerable coverage in the media in recent years of celebrities who have spoken openly of their mental health struggles, a prime example being Stephen Fry with his Bipolar Disorder and support of the 'Time to Change' campaign. However, BPD is generally much less well known about and I admit to complete ignorance about it until meeting Borderline's founder, Sarah Eley. I was intrigued to see what results I could find regarding celebrities with the disorder. Before looking into ce
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