“Don’t Get Better” isn’t a resignation to sit on the couch in a fugue of despair, Netflix, and weight gain. It’s that we, for a moment, hold up to a more conscious light our notion of ‘getting better.’ When healing is fueled by shame about the present and anxiety about the future, we enter a treadmill of self-improvement and we won’t stop running until we finally start to accept ourselves as we are.Pulpit Guest: Dan Cayer