Today I turn 46. And ten years ago this month, I found a lump above my left collarbone while looking in the bathroom mirror. I remember it clearly. Not a dramatic moment, not a feeling of dread exactly, just noticing something that shouldn't be there and knowing it was something significant. By August I had a diagnosis. Hodgkin's lymphoma. By September I was in chemo, November radiation. By the end of that year I was cancer free. And I kept right on going. That's the thing about that year...

Recently I heard a public figure asked how they manage stress, depression, anxiety. The answer came quickly, almost without thinking: I just stay busy. Said like it was obvious. Like it was the answer. And honestly? It is the answer, for most of us. It's just not a good one. It is one of the most accurate reflections of our culture, not because one person is alone in thinking this way, but because nearly all of us have lived by this exact philosophy at some point. Keep moving. Stay...

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