Julia: Hiding away the hard parts

Other People's Problems

CBC

Society & Culture

4.7 • 820 Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2021

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

As someone who has struggled with addiction and a bipolar diagnosis, Julia carefully hides away parts of herself. Dr. Hillary McBride helps her embrace her complexity, and reconcile it with her new identity as mom. “Your identity was never in addiction, was never in illness, your identity has always been something much deeper.”

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0:00.0	Why, hello there.
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0:16.7	I'm also going to be talking to you.
0:18.9	I will be reacting and responding to listener voicemails in real time.
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0:26.7	Weird is my comfort zone.
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0:40.2	Okay.
0:41.4	I want to hear a little bit about how you are.
0:45.1	I'm going to hear about how you've been since I saw you last,
0:47.2	and then we can jump in to where we left off if that feels good.
0:52.4	I'm all right.
0:54.0	Very challenging time to be a parent.
0:56.7	Yeah.
0:58.2	I'm having a frustrating day because today's a work day,
1:02.7	and I would really like to go back to work.
1:04.8	So it's feeling very challenging to, like,
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