Nobody looks at me and thinks: she's suffering from a mental illness. That's the thing about trichotillomania — it hides. It hides under eyeliner, under wigs, under thick headbands, under the perfectly ordinary face I show the world. And once a month, at the mikveh, it can't hide anymore.

A story of a final and meaningful mikveh experience, before a hysterectomy

Pesach is often a challenging time for infertile couples, and here is a guide to be sensitive and supportive.