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Caitlin Moran: “I Thought My Brain Had Broken” Becoming Hopeful After A Life Of Anxiety

Begin Again with Davina McCall

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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Never thought I’d see the day that Davina was speechless 😂 That Gaga story. Marvellous.

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I must be strange though because if someone walked behind me in the dark and said ..Hello I just wanted you to know I'm a woman and your safe, I would only be able to picture Rose West and run for my life 😊

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Thank you for talking about poverty. Especially in light of everyone being rendered progressively and brutally impoverished.

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Omg I love her! I can relate so much to her outlook on things and as a married woman with grown up boys it’s so reassuring somehow, to hear her being so positive about men. I find so many women have a them and us attitude which is I find so…

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