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How Not to Punch Friends Who Think the Pandemic is a Conspiracy

One of the biggest challenges for me during all of this uncertainty, is feeling how I feel about how we should be acting within our communities, while having to deal with the fact that not all of my family and friends feel the same way.  In fact, I seem to be in the minority. 

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How the Easing of Restrictions is Causing My Anxiety to Surge

Over the past couple of days, it seems that things are beginning to ease up a bit.  In some states, beaches are opening and non-essential businesses are being given the green light.  Good news rights?  Well…not for my anxiety.  Yesterday was my first true attack since this shit started. 

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