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Things Parents of Children with ADHD Wished You Knew
From deciding on medication, managing behaviors, and living up to expectations, these parents have considered it all. And want you to know.

Depression: When Family Lets You Down
How a family is organized can help explain why depression affects some people disproportionately.

Emotional Eating During the Holidays
During periods of stress, you might eat foods associated with happier times in your life.

Family Denies Manic-Depressive Disease Is Real
A woman speaks out about her family member’s battle to advocate for bipolar disorder, and the family that won’t believe him.

I Wish I'd Gotten My Ostomy Sooner Than I Did
“This was two years of pain, fatigue, constant diarrhea, and accidents all the time. Is that how I was supposed to be living in my mid 20s? I don’t think so.”

Fear, Worry, and Pregnancy With an Inflammatory Condition
Early fears clouded excitement over the arrival of my little bundle of joy. It’s not that I wasn’t happy about having a baby, I was just scared to my wits’ end.

Anger is Like an Addiction
Getting mad can make you feel powerful (briefly). But it’s destructive.

A Pet's Love is "Furever": Handling Grief When a Pet is Sick or Dies
As a pet owner you really can experience a surprising level of pain in the absence of your pet’s presence after building a lifelong routine.

13 Important Facts About Thyroid Cancer
Thyroid cancer is on the rise in the U.S. Here are 13 things you should know about this often misunderstood condition.

6 Ways to Help Your Child Deal With the Frustration of Migraine
For children, the frustration that comes with having Migraine disease can be almost as challenging as the episodes themselves. Here’s what you can do to help.