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Brenda Della Casa
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Brenda Della Casa is the internationally-published author of Cinderella Was a Liar, the managing editor of I Am Staggered, USA, LLC, and the Director of Online Content for Preston Bailey. Her articles and advice have been featured in Glamour, Redbook, Psychologies, iVillage.com, MSN.com, Divorce360.com, FiLife, Lifetime.com, Cosmopolitan, Woman’s Day, Men’s Health, FHM, Shortlist, The NY Daily News, The Sun and many others. She has been seen on The Today Show and iVillage Live! See her lifestyle site, Walking Barefoot, at www.strollwithoutshoes.com.

Entries by Brenda Della Casa

The Good Side of the Bad Boy

(3) Comments | Posted June 4, 2013 | 10:13 AM

The schoolyard was packed and there were plenty of places to sit, but the truth is that I felt utterly alone. There I was, the new girl in school, and I had not a friend to my name. A friend was just what I needed in this new environment. Suffice...

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Re-Writing Your 'Story'

(2) Comments | Posted January 5, 2013 | 10:40 AM

A couple of years ago, I met a stranger through a friend and struck up a conversation over super-spicy Bloody Marys at a trendy café in Soho. After a brief introduction, he turned to me with a smile and asked, "So, what's your story?" I was struck at how casually...

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The Fear of Letting Go

(0) Comments | Posted September 27, 2012 | 8:00 AM

Looking into the deep, turquoise water, I could think only of how desperate I was to hold on to the moment. The warm air was running through my hair, and the diamond-like sparkles that danced on the waves assured me that every moment before this one would seem less magical,...

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Healing The Scars of Child Abuse: 'Until Now, I've Been Afraid To Share My Story. But Fear Should Be Faced Head-On'

(75) Comments | Posted May 30, 2012 | 8:29 AM

"Don't move or your head will roll!" warned the man with the cold, loaded .22 to my 8-year-old temple. Paralyzed with fear, I stood with stone legs, praying they would not shake as they always did when my father got this way. Though he'd tell anyone who would listen that...

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