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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

06 Mar

Why I Didn’t Ask My Law School For Mental Health Support

  • By bcuban
  • In Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Bulimia, Eating Disorders, Eating Disorders, Law School, Mental Health
An important and courageous guest post from Angela Han that touches on eating disorders, sexual trauma and cultural diversity issues with regards to shame and stigma. In a 2014 study at the Yale Law School, approximately 70% of all respondents
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09 May

Xanax Memories

  • By bcuban
  • In Above The Law, Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Years of accumulated change in shoe box. Susan B. Anthony Dollars. Fifty-cent pieces. My first-day desire chip taken from “John G.” sobbing, powerless, and broken. My one and five-year sobriety chips. Worn, corroded pennies,
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23 May

The Addicted Lawyer: Unchained Love

  • By bcuban
  • In Addiction, Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Depression
I am pleased to present a new excerpt from my upcoming book,”The Addicted Lawyer”. The usual disclaimers. These excerpts are solely for content preview. These excerpts are not professionally edited. That occurs when I pay someone later. They also
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21 Apr

When The Media Fat Shames

  • By bcuban
  • In Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Eating Disorders, Stories
Let's try to be more empathetic to the struggles and differences of others and not prop ourselves up for a laugh at their expense. If you can't be that, try harder just to keep your mouth shut.
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