Paloma Gomez29 Stories Of What It's Like To Live With Premenstrual Dysphoric DisorderBuzzFeed - Lara Parker"Living with PMDD is almost like being two different people." Hi, it's me, Lara, the girl with all the Vagina Problems. A few weeks ago I asked people to share their stories of what it’s really like living with PMDD, or premenstrual dysphoric disorder. For those of you who don't know — PMDD, …
Paloma GomezWant to Get Over it? Get Movingverified_publisherInc Magazine - Jason SelkDespite the myth of the emotionless superhero, performing at your peak and staying mentally tough isn't about overlooking your emotional needs. In sports as in business, we tend to associate peak performance with a poker face. The superstar player who never breaks a sweat, the leader who never …
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Paloma GomezMore illnesses could be sexually transmitted than we thought — including the common coldverified_publisherBusiness Insider - Erin BrodwinAfter a team of British researchers found bits of Zika virus lingering in the semen of men whose symptoms had cleared months before, they began to wonder: What other viruses hide out in unsuspecting parts of the body? At least 27, according to a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and …
Paloma GomezIt's time for each of us to have a conversation with ourselves: fear or love? You choose!huffingtonpost.com - Ayelet BaronThere is no magic bullet no matter how much people try to convince you. Read books that speak to you or don’t read, travel or stay home, take a leap …
Paloma GomezWhat It’s Really Like to Be a Therapist to Music's Starsverified_publisherVICE - Aly ComingoreWe sit down with Siri Sat Nam Singh, host of VICELAND's 'The Therapist,' to talk about mental health in music and the darkness behind creativity. In 2004, a study showed that nearly half of American households included someone who received mental health treatment—a number that has most certainly …
