Hi, everybody. Welcome to We Can Do Hard Things. Today, we are re-airing. Probably the

episode that has been the biggest, maybe, marker of change in my life in the last five

years, episode 165. It's called Glenens Diagnosis and What's Next. It's the episode in which

I tell you all about my anorexia diagnosis. It's the only episode of We Can Do Hard Things

that I've ever listened to from start to finish. And I chose it to re-air because I felt proud

of it because I felt proud of how honest I was. I felt proud of how unbelievably beautiful

and awfully, Abby and Amanda held the truth that I shared. And I felt amazed by your

reactions, by the space that you all held, by the stories you told us in response on our

voicemails and in emails. And I think I chose it because this episode and the response

was the first time I felt about this pod, like I've always felt about my writing, which was

there's some magic here because I get to be as honest as I can possibly be. And the response

to that is that other people will be as honest as they can possibly be. And in that, we can all be less alone.

What are you doing? I just feel like my eyes look tired. Just trying to get them to wake

up. Thank you. Thank you. Welcome to We Can Do Hard Things and Welcome to 2020.

three. We are going to start this year with a doozy as we doozy. And accidentally this

is becoming a tradition for us that we can do hard things where we start the year by

making a devastating announcement about my mental health. Okay. So what we're going to do today

is I am going to tell you Pod Squad what is going on in my life of recent diagnosis that

I got that has changed my life in many ways. And I have been kind of alluding to it in

some episodes from last year. But I didn't feel ready to talk about it. And then over time, it

became impossible for me not to talk to you about it because it is so it's everything that's

going on in my mind and my heart and my life right now. So every interview that we do, I'm

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