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That's BGS. E.. I felt so alone and so trapped and in a world that I felt

incompatible to and I felt like I just have to act like everyone else.

I have to just, there's a way to be human and I'm not doing it right.

So I just have to sort of pretend and so a lot of my life has been

pretending that I'm okay that I'm funny that I'm fine that I'm you know tough and you know and it's all a protection

against being seen for who I really am which is anxious.

Welcome to which is anxious.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

This episode is actually especially relevant this week bearing in mind what we're all experiencing

as this is being released in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic because I know that many of us and our kids are experiencing increased anxiety right now.

Well, my guest, Amanda Stern, has suffered from an anxiety and panic disorder for

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