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Dr. Rob Dobrenski's Twitter Updates

RT @imtboo: Day 6 blog ~ FREEDOM SPICE IN THE NEW MASH-UP WORLD~: http://freedomspice.blogspot.com/ #best09...serious props for ShrinkTalk 1 day ago
My apologies for ShrinkTalk.Net running at an unacceptably slow speed. We are working hard on it.Stay away from bluehost.com for your sites. 2 days ago
For those interested in the interface between mental health and chronic illness my colleague has a great new site...http://bit.ly/5PZkHj 2 days ago
My site is running at a snail's pace so if you have plenty of patience take a look at my take on 'wasted emotions' http://bit.ly/5MR7yL 3 days ago
Re: last tweet. That was a subtle hint to go poke around the site and bookmark some stuff so your friends can share in the joy. 7 days ago
 

HotWheelz and Dr. Rob: Together at Last

Posted Jun 12 2009 5:04pm

Hotwheelz and I decided to chew the rag a bit on how we go about writing about difficult topics such as mental illness and physical disabilities. Somehow we just ended up talking about ourselves, however. What I learned though is that this young man is a trooper and has a lot of great things to say. Below is an excerpt, check out the first part of a conversation here:

Dr. Rob: At a young age I developed a knack for poking fun at myself without sacrificing dignity. I was lucky enough to know that I'm inherently flawed in many, many ways, so I thought by acknowledging my imperfections and having fun with them I could take away their potency. Ironically I think it helps my self-esteem. I always grapple with people who are elitists and narcissists because I'm constantly thinking, "everyone, except you of course, knows that you're just as fucked up as the rest of us. Why can't you see that?"
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