Alexandra Chávez

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I wanted to fix myself, but taking a pill felt like I was admitting defeat. It was an ambivalent feeling: wanting help but not taking it because it made me feel like I needed help—a feeling that I still wrestled with from my youth. Plus, what if I didn’t like the me I was on the medication. I had gotten this far in my life without it, and I didn’t want to mess that up.
Joyful Recollections of Trauma: A Hilariously Cathartic Memoir-in-Essays of Childhood Turmoil, Self Healing, and Finding Happiness
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