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Friday
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Something that works amaaaazingly in my own life is something I’ve nicknamed “The Heidi Cure”. (When she goes from being sick in the city, to thriving being active/healthy in the mountains; good food, exercise, clean air, people who care).My tech breaks and limiting setting you suggested are working thank you.
If there’s anything ACTUALLY catastrophic happening? Other people will dial me in, and I have enough self confidence to deal with whatever/whenever. Stressing about “what if?!?” is a waste of resources.
It’s NOT a PTSD-Cure. It IS a tremendous stress management / life improvement tool.
And it largely stems from my time overseas where I was very much dealing with real things… and the record screeching, returning to first world stuff, where people are all stressed out about imaginary stuff; and first not grokking what everyone was on about, and then the impulse to know/understand/get in front of what everyone else was freaking out about. >.< NOPE! “When in danger, or in doubt? Run in circles, scream & shout!”… just isn’t me. It’s not how I operate. But the hype of others creates a reeeeeal disconnect/cognitive dissonance. Like people putting butter on burns, freaking out over a low grade fever, and other “Don’t DO that!” frustrations? Spend enough time around anxiety-and-stupidity & it creeps in. Starts making the world gritty/wrong feeling. So? Taking a step back from stupid, and just doing my own thing? Resets the internal balance.
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