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Episode 166: Mental Health
Episode 166 of That Was Disappointing is Live.
“We’re all mad here.”
Today’s Topic: Mental health.
Because in a year where we’ve lost Bob Barker and Jimmy Buffett, we could all use a pick-me-up.
Join Art and Lex, along with a few of their certifiable friends (*coughs*), as they chat about the steps you can take to keep yourself sane in this Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad World. A little short on jokes this week, but we make up for it with a whole lot of love. Think of it like those stupid f’n Care Bears radiating light from their belly badges… with a side of that hottie Dr. John Delony thrown in. #studmuffin
TWD Tip of the Week: It’s said 1 in 5 American adults experience a mental health condition in a given year, which means 4 of 5 American adults are full of sh*t.
If you or someone you know is suffering mental health issues or in crisis call 911 or 988 for help. You can also check findhelp.org and mentalhealthfirstaid.org for guidance.
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Episode 166 of That Was Disappointing is Live.
“We’re all mad here.”
Today’s Topic: Mental health.
Because in a year where we’ve lost Bob Barker and Jimmy Buffett, we could all use a pick-me-up.
Join Art and Lex, along with a few of their certifiable friends (*coughs*), as they chat about the steps you can take to keep yourself sane in this Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad World. A little short on jokes this week, but we make up for it with a whole lot of love. Think of it like those stupid f’n Care Bears radiating light from their belly badges… with a side of that hottie Dr. John Delony thrown in. #studmuffin
TWD Tip of the Week: It’s said 1 in 5 American adults experience a mental health condition in a given year, which means 4 of 5 American adults are full of sh*t.
If you or someone you know is suffering mental health issues or in crisis call 911 or 988 for help. You can also check findhelp.org and mentalhealthfirstaid.org for guidance.