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What saved her, she told Salon, were the members of the virtual postpartum support group she joined after she’d had her son in 2020.

From Salon

It’s hard to stomach her continued lying, which is perhaps why the script keeps her mostly out of the support group — where the comparison to the real survivors would be too much to bear — and in the confines of a friendship with a college student far removed from that reality.

Harried Lisa sends Eleanor off to the JCC for a choir class, but the impulsive and feisty nonagenarian pooh-poohs the Broadway singing and instead follows a friendly face into a support group — for Holocaust survivors, she’s alarmed to discover.

More ominously, is an applicant who joined a support group for an eating disorder or pornography addiction required to disclose their membership in these groups?

From Slate

Shana and I met in an online support group.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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