

Don’t Snatch Anxiety from the Jaws of Awesome (S15E19)
In this powerful episode, I share how chronic stress can make us respond to answered prayers with fear instead of gratitude, illustrated by a patient whose clear MRI still triggered anxiety and a father who anticipated his son’s relapse even after 90 days sober. I explain the neuroscience behind hypervigilance;…

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