A response from R. Gorgone:It is very difficult as we all struggle to have some control over our lives.  I try to slow down and enjoy the present.  Take deep breaths and put one foot in front of the other. Trying to keep moving forward.

A response from Susan Garrity:I try to control for what can be controlled and understand my inability to control want cannot be.

A response from Alex Walsh: I try to avoid uncertainty and prepare myself for things. If I come across it I try and stay calm.

A response from Emma Bailey:I firmly believe that the body and the mind are two completely separate operating systems. When they’re in harmony, things generally tend to be good. When they’re not in balance, I think this is when things get exciting. When you enter a new environment, your mind …

A response from Haley Wanson:The human race is murdering the planet. This is not only an existential threat but also tied up in race and class struggles. To effect environmental change, we must also confront racism, classism, and capitalism.

A response from Penelope Allen: I try to spend as much time in nature as possible and remind myself that the world keeps spinning as I sort through my problems & that I’ll get through it!

A response from Amanda  Roberge:I fill in the blanks little by little coming from different angles until I have an answer. What I can’t know I either accept or ignore. What is unknown I breathe into.

A response from Tiffany Bailey:My body breaks into a million particles and puts itself back together.

A response from Neal Nassr:I try not to think about it but if I end up thinking about I try to remember that I most likely will not be around to really find out what I am under certain about. And if it is something like the afterlife I already …

A response from Odin Loppe:I become nervous, but also excited to see what the unknown is.