

Caitlin Moran: “I Thought My Brain Had Broken” Becoming Hopeful After A Life Of Anxiety
How do we find hope when the world feels increasingly overwhelming? In this episode of Begin Again, Caitlin Moran joins Davina McCall for a funny, moving and hopeful conversation about love, anxiety, feminism, loneliness and finding your way back to joy. Caitlin opens up about experiencing her first panic attack at…

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“Anxiety ruled my days for years 😅 i thought my brain was broken too, nothing really helped till i read Stop Feeding Disease by Mark Keller, my fog lifted, mood steadied and i lost 20lbs, my favourite one, this should be taught in school”
“Today I have been in the depths of despair. 66 years of it to be honest. I'm not saying this video saved my life but it made me listen and think. I hadn't heard of Caitlin before but I liked what she said. Maybe I can get through another da…”
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