Kathy Khang’s Story: Having Depression & Growing Up in an Asian Family
July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Lately, I’ve been doing more interviews with people who bravely fight chronic illness
Read MoreJuly is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Lately, I’ve been doing more interviews with people who bravely fight chronic illness
Read MoreThe other day I was watching Breakfast at Tiffany’s on TV. There were a bunch of commentators present. They pointed
Read MoreMay is Mental Health Awareness Month. As many of you know, I’ve been getting ready to deliver a TEDx Speech
Read MoreI wasn’t feeling well this weekend so I skipped yesterday’s #HAWMC question but I’m back now. It’s Day 13 of
Read MoreLast Wednesday, I watched Empire for the first time. In fact, I watched ten episodes while studying 40 subjects for debate.
Read MoreDid you know that 1 in 10 Americans has a rare disease? In the U.S., a rare diseases is defined
Read MoreIn honor of Valentine’s Day, I’m doing a series on chronic illness and dating. In the previous post, guest blogger Emily
Read MoreI’ve been depressed the past few days. There are many difficult aspects to depression and one of them is
Read MoreWith Veterans Day upon us, I’ve decided to interview my friend, Jonathan Looper. Jonathan wrote and is co-starring in the
Read MoreLiving with a chronic or incurable illness can make us live life at a slower pace–whether it’s an invisible illness
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