Agorafabulous!: Dispatches from My Bedroom | 
pickSuch a raw and true look at anxiety and agoraphobia from a candid and relatable point of view. The writing is really captivating and even through the cringe worthy parts, it is hard to put down. This book is honest and brave. #booked2018 #mcwithinvisibleillness
These books give me peace of mind when my anxiety gets a little out of control. They make it easy to laugh through the craziness! 😂#peace #maybookflowers
pickSara Benincasa is super relatable as she writes about dealing with crippling anxiety. (Also, tweet above is totally something that would panic me too). A really good read.
pickI totally loved both the quirky humour and the brutal honesty about things I would be terrified to tell one person, let alone publish in a book. I would read all the books by Sara...when will there be more books?!
Couldn't help using a picture of my drugged up puppy recovering from an injury stemming from an anxiety related incident. Even the poor pup occasionally has panic attacks. 😟
#assplosion #pottyhumour is the best humour. 😅
Ready to light one up and settle in for some bedtime reading. #frostbeard #bibliophile #candles
What do you do when you open up the wall and it looks like this? Close the door, pick up a book, and pretend it isn't there.
Oh my god what if I finish my book before my hair is done! It never occurred to me that I'd need more than one book at the salon.
I have known such sighs.
I read Benincasa's fantastic Medium piece about her weight and then decided I had to read everything she's ever written. Starting here.
pickIt wasn't quite what I was expecting, but it was a fun and funny read. Let's say 3.5 stars.
Lovely way to start the acknowledgements.
pickSuper funny and very relatable stories of extreme depression and anxiety. It's so nice and relieving to read something I can relate to and resonate my awkward feelings with. Even better to laugh at them.
Is mental illness memoir a genre? If it is, I think it's my favorite one.
Thursday evening reading while nursing the first sunburn of the season.
pickI really enjoyed this and appreciated the honesty and hilarity with which she describes her experiences. It's made me determined to confront my own stuff and get after those dreams that live in the corners of our brains.
