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Apr.
Rape kit, locations near me
Blood work panel, how much cost?
Emergency contraception
Advil, strongest safe dose
Sweatshirt, gray, no logo
May
Lorazepam, 1 mg, side effects
Blackout curtains
Mint tea, 100 bags
Jun.
Therapy intake form, how to fill out at home?
Notebook, black, unlined
Dr. Teal’s Epsom Salt, lavender
Weighted blanket, 15 lb
Plastic storage bin, opaque
What is sexual assault?
Ginger ale, 12 pack
Jul.
Sertraline, 50 mg, can I take with Tylenol?
Noise-canceling headphones
Phone case, shockproof
Tylenol PM, 100 count
Trauma and Recovery book
Soft-bristle toothbrush, 4 pack
Aug.
Door stopper, metal
Hair ties, black, 24 pack
Hoodie, men’s large, charcoal
Saltine crackers
How to forget something that happened?
Bus card, how to refill?
Lysol spray, citrus
Sep.
Blank police report form
Vitamin D gummies, 60 count
Nightlight
How to really forget something that happened?
Disposable razors, sensitive skin
Sleepytime tea, 20 bags
Oct.
Healing Sexual Trauma, paperback
Icy Hot Patch, 5 count
Door lock for bedroom door
Soft-bristle toothbrush, 4 pack
Nov.
Hydroxyzine, 25 mg, interactions with SSRIs
Emergency contact cardholder, how to update?
Why am I so sad all the time?
Fuzzy socks, gray and white
Thermal mug, stainless steel
CBD bath soak, eucalyptus
Dec.
Holiday wrapping paper, silver
Hot cocoa mix, 12 pack
Mailing tape
How to donate to women’s shelter?
Women’s shelter near me
Jan.
Pens, blue, 10 pack
How do I know if therapy is working?
Instant oatmeal, variety pack
Feb.
Melatonin gummies
Red ceramic dish
Mar.
Walking shoes, women’s size 9
Reusable water bottle, teal
Lemon-scented dish soap
Hydrating lip mask, overnight
How to forget something that happened a super long time ago, like is that even possible or do people just say time heals because they don’t know what else to say, and is there a point where remembering becomes some kind of failure, like if I were stronger or healthier or better I wouldn’t still feel it in my body, and how do you stop being angry at someone who hurt you when everyone says forgiveness is important but what if forgiving feels like letting them win, and am I a bad person for still being mad or for wanting the memory to go quiet, and is there a way to make your brain stop replaying something or do you just live with it forever, and what if I don’t want to live with it forever, what if I just want to sleep or walk or breathe without it tugging at me, is there a step-by-step for forgetting or is that stupid?
Natalie Altayeb is a senior at Albion College in Albion, Michigan, pursuing a B.A. in Biochemistry and Spanish. Their work has appeared in The Albion Pleiad, where they serve as Assistant Managing Editor, and they have presented research at conferences across the United States and internationally. Their interests span science communication, feminist research, and storytelling across languages. Outside of academics, they enjoy collecting poetry, exploring questions of identity and justice, and engaging in community-based work through service and Mentorship.
