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10 Things I'd Tell My Former (Medicated) Self (opens the original)
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Anxiety: We worry. A gallery of contributors count the ways. In the fall of 2014 the author decided to quit the prescription medications she has been taking to treat her anxiety, depression and insomnia, and began the process of gradually reducing her dosages. In Going Off, a series of Anxiety posts that began in February, she has chronicled the challenges she has faced from both the drugs and the withdrawal. This is the final installment. Read previous contributions to this series. Diana Spechl
Singleminded (opens the original)
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Anxiety: We worry. A gallery of contributors count the ways. I’m almost unmedicated. Each morning, I take just 100 milligrams of bupropion. At bedtime, I take a quarter milligram of lorazepam. I’ve eliminated trazodone. And I’m single. My ex and I are friends again — we were friends for years before we dated — and now that my heartbreak has receded, I don’t miss the upstream swim of that relationship. I still pop awake in the middle of the night, and often stay awake for two or three hours, but
What Do You Know? A Civil War Pop Quiz. (opens the original)
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Disunion follows the Civil War as it unfolded. Follow events as they unfolded 150 years ago, see pages from the archives and explore past posts organized around the major themes, places and personalities of the war. If you haven’t noticed, Americans have been commemorating the sesquicentennial of the Civil War for the past four years. There have been large-scale public events, battle re-enactments and lecture series. There have been books, articles and blog posts. The New York Times started Disu
Disunion: The Final Q & A (opens the original)
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Disunion follows the Civil War as it unfolded. In April 2011, the editors of Disunion, The New York Times’s series on the Civil War, convened a panel of historians to mark the 150th anniversary of the Confederate assault on Fort Sumter and the onset of the four-year conflict. Before a sold-out audience at the Times Center in New York City, the panelists – David Blight, Ken Burns, Adam Goodheart and Jamie Malanowski – discussed the origins of the conflict, the role of slavery and the immense chal
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