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Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Meredith Arthur Meredith Arthur

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

This was the first piece I wrote about GAD. It appeared on Medium and the Huffington Post. I wanted to reach people who were Googling the hell out of their keyboards and not finding the information they were looking for. That's how I felt when I was first diagnosed.

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Recommended Reading List for Anxiety Newbies
Meredith Arthur Meredith Arthur

Recommended Reading List for Anxiety Newbies

The top 5 books that are helpful for dealing with anxiety. I've referred to this list before, but this is the first time it's available as a stand-alone post.

Books are listed in order of preference (tho they are all great), and broken down by usefulness.

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Upping My Air Traffic Controller Game
Meredith Arthur Meredith Arthur

Upping My Air Traffic Controller Game

It’s a hell of a lot easier to focus on the needs of others from the comfortable perch of my meditation pillow than in the middle of the chaos of daily life. When the airplanes of my own thoughts are taking off alongside everyone else’s, air traffic control can become an issue.

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Goodbye, Chronic Migraine?!?
Kathleen Coffee Kathleen Coffee

Goodbye, Chronic Migraine?!?

I’m afraid to say it. I’m afraid if I say out loud that I’ve found my “cure” – however incomplete, however temporary it may be – I’ll jinx it. Cross my fingers, knock on wood, throw salt over my shoulder, whatever it takes, but … for today, migraines are not the boss of me.

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Use This Word 3 Times Today
Meredith Arthur Meredith Arthur

Use This Word 3 Times Today

I learn something new every day from the good people of the Beautiful Voyager Slack channel.

Today’s learning was a word. It was so good, I had to create this little illustrated definition to share it. Cwtch is a word I definitely want to start incorporating into my vocabulary. It's just too good.

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How Thinking Can Be Like Moonwalking
Meredith Arthur Meredith Arthur

How Thinking Can Be Like Moonwalking

Something my husband said sparked the insight. 

It happened in the middle of a difficult conversation. Not a fight. More of a How-do-I-make-you-understand-me talk. I was stuck, fixating on the details of how one thought led to another. Then suddenly, something he said unstuck me.

"Remember the story Forever Overhead by David Foster Wallace?" he asked. "Remember how the whole thing took place in just two minutes?"

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