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Nubia DuVall Wilson
Author & Advocate for Survivors of Sexual Abuse
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Terror, Excitement, and How I Managed It All While Launching a New Venture
Here are tips on how you can move from vision to action, and perhaps they will help as you plan for 2021. Taking a leap and doing something new is a bit of an obsession of mine. Moving to Taiwan at the age of 22.
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Packing Light: What Traveling Has Taught Me About Emotional Baggage
Since I can remember, I have always had anxiety, and travel brought it out in full force when it came to packing for a trip. Until recently, my control freak process always involved pulling out my suitcase a week in advance, building a check off list with quantities, and planning out two times the number of outfits that I actually needed on the trip. This process made me feel safe.
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I Live With PTSD Every Day: Here's How I've Learned To Increase Mental Resilience
What we are going through as a nation and a world is completely unprecedented in our lifetime. Other than finding reputable advice on COVID-19 from the CDC and WHO, we are all looking to one another for support to create a daily road map for this uncharted territory we are all traversing with high anxiety. Everyday, we are stuck wondering how we will get through this experience and questioning if we are making the right decisions or not. It is nervewracking. I know these feelings well, as I endu
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How I'm Maintaining My Work-life Balance In Quarantine
The day I started writing this essay, I got in a spat with my husband while I was baking brownies with the kids. He didn't understand why I had doubled the recipe. Despite the fact that I announced this fact multiple times, because I wanted to make them thick like I did as a child. As soon as I poured the batter into the pan, he came in and said, "Oooh, that's going to be so thick! Shouldn't we split the batter into two pans?" I saw red; I lashed out on him telling him how dare he question my no
Business
What I Learned About Marriage as a Survivor of Abuse
Marriage can be a tightrope act: when everything is in balance, it is bliss and you feel safe, but once things get shaky, you are unsure about next steps. Add outside forces into the equation like kids, work, finances or a personal crisis and now there's a strong chance that you'll need extra support to keep you from falling.
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What Sexual Abuse Survivors Want You To Know
A look into the daily struggles of those who have survived sexual abuse and how you can help.