How trauma became a status symbol

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Cheers. Hey everybody, Cassidy Hubbard here. This week on Ann Mom, we spoke with Grammy Award-winning musician Corinne Bailey Ray about taking her kids on tour, becoming a widow at 29, and how she felt about having a home birth. Check out the latest episode of Ann Mom wherever you get your podcasts. Who hurt you? We've all become familiar with the trauma script. The use of mental health issues as identity markers.

People disclosing personal pain and psychological suffering has become ubiquitous in our culture and media. Publicly proclaiming your traumatic experiences and detailing your recovery and what you've learned. Or how you're still suffering and deserve continued forbearance. Feels like one of the ritual performances of our age. But it hasn't always been this way.

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