Love and Mental Illness
Kirsten embodies the strength required to love someone with mental illness, as Glennon shares a personal experience of vulnerability during an anxiety attack. Abby's profound acceptance highlights that deep feelings are not just burdens but also gifts that enrich relationships. This conversation reveals the beauty and magic found in embracing the complexities of love and mental health.In this clip
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We Can Do Hard Things
1. ANXIETY: Is it just love holding its breath?
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