Finding Light in Darkness
Paul shares a transformative moment when a song sparked laughter and a sense of freedom, marking a shift in his struggle with depression. He reflects on his journey toward acknowledging his mental health needs and seeking help. Marin's poignant reflections on living with PTSD reveal the constant balancing act of managing triggers while grappling with the aftermath of trauma, highlighting the unique challenges faced by survivors.In this clip
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Mental Illness Happy Hour
#218 Jensen Karp
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