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Shortly after I got to ABC as a young ambitious reporter, 9-11 happened and I spent a lot of time after 9-11 in war zones.

Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, Iraq six times.

And when I got home from one of those runs in Iraq, I got depressed without knowing I was depressed.

I was having trouble getting out of bed and I felt like I had a little grade fever all the time.

And I did a very dumb thing, which is I started to self-medicate with recreational drugs including cocaine.

ABC News, this is Good Morning America.

I was anchoring the news updates on Good Morning America, that's the person who comes on at the top of each hour and reads some headlines.

And I had done it before, so I didn't have any reason to foresee what was about to happen,

which is that I was just overtaken by this big bolt of fear.

Health news now, one of the world's most commonly prescribed medications

may be providing a big bonus.

My mouth dried up, my lungs seized up, my heart was racing, my palms were sweating,

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