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A Blogcast from Lifestyle Blogger ToiTime. Discussing life's journey whether that is through failure or success. We all have a few things that we wished we could learn from the mistakes of the past and that is the journey we take.
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Food for a Cause: Bite for the Fight (opens the original)
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In this bonus episode of Conversations With Toi , we sit down with Dr. Susan Lloyd , retired Superintendent of Schools, whose extraordinary commitment to one student changed the way an entire community understood compassion, advocacy, and educational access. Her relationship with the Massi family began when their daughter, Makenna , was diagnosed with cancer in elementary school — and instead of treating her education as a logistical challenge, Dr. Lloyd made it her mission to preserve Makenna’s
Finding Comfort Through Compassion: The Mission of the Stephen E. Codella, MD Memorial Foundation (opens the original)
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A cancer diagnosis can turn a young adult's world upside down in an instant. In this episode, we highlight the inspiring work of the Stephen E. Codella, MD Memorial Foundation and its mission to bring comfort, support, and human connection to young adults undergoing cancer treatment at Fox Chase Cancer Center. After the loss of Stephen E. Codella, MD, who was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma at age 31 and passed away in 2022, his family transformed their grief into meaningful action. Dr. Catherin
Beyond the Headlines: Hayden Panettiere, Postpartum Depression, and the Village We Need (opens the original)
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In this episode of Conversations With Toi , we’re sitting with a story that’s heartbreaking, infuriating, and deeply familiar to anyone who has lived through postpartum depression or supported someone who has. Hayden Panettiere’s death has reopened conversations about how poorly society responds to postpartum mental health — not just in the moment, but long after the headlines fade. I talk about the resurfaced clips of Hayden being fired from Neutrogena because she was struggling with postpartum
Functioning Depression Talks (opens the original)
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In this episode of Conversations with Toi, we’re breaking down functioning depression — what it is, how it shows up, and why so many people miss the signs in themselves and others. We talk about emotional masking, over-functioning, the invisible load people carry, and accessible ways to begin supporting your mental health with intention. This is a reminder that even when you’re “doing it all,” you still deserve care. For more mental health and wellness content, follow me on Toitime.org and on al
We are all the faces of Mental Health (opens the original)
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This week on Conversations with Toi , we’re getting real about what it means to be the face of mental health. Perez Hilton’s recent public breakdown has the internet buzzing, but it also reminds us of a deeper truth: mental health doesn’t have a “look.” There’s no single face, no single narrative. We are the face of mental health — every one of us navigating our own battles, breakthroughs, and healing journeys. I’m also sharing why doing things alone has become one of my greatest blessings. From
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