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Her "Six Steps to Recovery" move away from the "battle" mentality. Most of us try to suppress our nerves, which only creates more tension. Weekes argues that by simply —the palpitations, the trembling, the "jelly legs"—we take away their power.

The goal isn't to reach a state of perfect calm immediately, but to develop of the discomfort. When you stop fearing the symptoms, the sensitization naturally begins to fade.

Anxiety isn't a sign that you are broken; it’s just an oversensitized nervous system. Recovery isn't about never feeling nervous again—it's about no longer being afraid of the feeling. Hope and Help for Your Nerves

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Have you read this classic? What’s the one quote that stuck with you? 👇 Her "Six Steps to Recovery" move away from

Why This 60-Year-Old Book is Still the Gold Standard for Anxiety

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