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[TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of sexual abuse]
As Midori reintegrates back to her old church, a remark from somebody in her support group leaves her questioning testimonies about her story.
Midori goes to an event where she catches up with old friendships.
Midori opens up about how her diagnosis has impacted her.
[TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of suicide]
Midori opens up about an apology from her professor that's been long overdue and the referral letter she got from her therapist.
[TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of suicide]
Midori comments on a shocking confession exposing her department's increasingly problematic behavior, and a comment under it that made her wonder about the privilege of validation.
[TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of suicide]
Midori's therapy session goes awry when instead of an apology, she receives a referral to the psychiatric ward.
[TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of suicide and sexual abuse] A simple closing of the door to her therapist's office and a distressing dream lead to an emotional spiral that causes a rupture in their relationship.
Midori talks about her visit to the dean of her college and the potential fallout she might face now that she has decided to speak out and address something that's been on her mind for nearly a year.
Midori does the post-mortem of this year's journalism seminar, including one speaker's sweet gesture that defined her experience.
Midori shares her fears as her first journalism seminar back as an attendee looms, including an impending panic attack and standing in front of her home crowd for the first time since she began therapy for her mental health problems.
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