The Kid who Frowned and Worried a lot

09/19/22 • 8 min

It’s tough being a kid—any kid!

And, a lot is going on with kids at each stage of their development.

In this episode, I talk about what it was like for me as a depressed and anxious adolescent.

I was the youngster who frowned and worried a lot, which doesn’t signify the end of the world, but it should have been a red flag!

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It’s tough being a kid—any kid!

And, a lot is going on with kids at each stage of their development.

In this episode, I talk about what it was like for me as a depressed and anxious adolescent.

I was the youngster who frowned and worried a lot, which doesn’t signify the end of the world, but it should have been a red flag!

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The Living With Chronic Mental Illness Podcast documents the story of my atypical mental illness. It’s my journey to managing chronic schizoaffective disorder. It’s the story of challenging moments, of failures, of successes, of love, of loss, and of hope. This is the story of how ignorance lost its bliss.