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Laura Zera

Gibsons, Seattle
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I Shaved My Head and Now I’m Stanley Tucci

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By Laura Zera, Jake Mattera, Stephen Sinisi
| Points in Case
One minute, I have a head full of hair. The next, I have a strong jaw line and an uncanny ability to deliver unforgettable acting performances imbued with sparkle and elan. No sooner had I removed the remaining strands of hair above my ear with my electric razor, than I developed both an impeccable sense of style and an affinity for infinity scarves. How these stylish Warby Parker eyeglasses instantly appeared on my face, I couldn’t tell you.
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Jeanette Walls Archives - Laura Zera

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By Laura Zera
| laurazera.com
As the research and writing for my second book (working title: Crazy for You) moves forward, I have come up against some interesting dilemmas. Be warned: there are a lot of unanswered questions in this post. The situation: I was raised singlehandedly by a mother who has paranoid schizophrenia. While her symptoms grew much worse over the years, they were definitely present throughout my childhood.
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Seattleites offer tips to manage severe anxiety at work | Produced by Advertising Publications

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By Laura Zera
| The Seattle Times Verified
If you’ve experienced severe anxiety while on the job, know you’re not alone. An estimated 31% of U.S. adults live with an anxiety disorder at some point in their lives, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. And work is as good a place for it to hang out as any. The reasons for anxiety can be myriad, and include biological, psychological and social factors. With skills, tools and support, anxiety can be managed so you can thrive. Here are some tips to help.
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