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Fourth Wave

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Feb 14, 2024

I Refuse to Date an Apolitical Man

If you want to get with me, you better pay attention to D.C.

I Refuse to Date an Apolitical Man

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Jan 8, 2024

Stop Undertreating Women’s Pain, You Absolute Goons

Stop Undertreating Women’s Pain, You Absolute Goons

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Modern Women

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Jul 5, 2024

A Lady’s Guide to her ADHD

Why is there a screwdriver in the freezer?

A woman’s hand rises from a pile of crumpled paper. Her other hand is holding a sign that says “Help.”

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Jun 28, 2024

Why I’ll Never Stop Calling My Psychiatric Patients Crazy

It’s our secret language.

Why I’ll Never Stop Calling My Psychiatric Patients Crazy

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Human Parts

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May 28, 2023

My Life in Song: Processing Grief Through the 1992 Hit Disney Musical, “Newsies”

CW: physical abuse, animal abuse, self-harm

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P.S. I Love You

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Sep 12, 2019

I Left NYC to Find a Husband in the Midwest. The Plan Backfired.

What was worse: his verbal abuse or his mother’s attempt to dupe me into marriage?

I Left NYC to Find a Husband in the Midwest. The Plan Backfired.

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Jan 17, 2019

Stop Cuddling With Your Fat Friends

We’re good to you, and we deserve better.

Stop Cuddling With Your Fat Friends

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Dec 11, 2018

Trusting My Body Even When It Betrays Me

IBS has me negotiating with myself, and entitlement isn’t helping

Trusting My Body Even When It Betrays Me

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Dec 2, 2018

I’m a Mental Health Professional — Here’s Why I Lie About My Job

Stigma goes both ways.

I’m a Mental Health Professional — Here’s Why I Lie About My Job

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Nov 13, 2018

What I Leave Out When I Tell You I Have ADHD

I cried with relief the first time I took Adderall. Then I had my first crash.

What I Leave Out When I Tell You I Have ADHD

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Rachel writes from the unique perspective of a healthcare professional who treats mental illness and also experiences it herself. Read more at rachelinberg.com

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