No Straight Thing Was Ever Made: Essays on Mental Health

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No Straight Thing Was Ever Made: Essays on Mental HealthFrom a writer of astonishing talents, No Straight Thing Was Ever Made bravely discusses the many facets of living with mental illness As a person with mood disorders that sprung up in her late teens, Urvashi Bahuguna had to navigate being the first person in her Indian family to admit to and seek help for a mental illness. The changes and challenges which came with this admission and the actions that followed not only impacted who she became as a

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