Kurt Thompson always says, trauma isn't so much what happens to you.

It's if you feel alone in what happens to you.

So much of our anxiety guys can just fall away just because we feel known, just because we go out and share it with our friends, because we bring people in close and say what needs to be said.

Yeah. bring people in close and say what needs to be said. Hey, it's Chloe.

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I want to talk about a subject today that is familiar to all of us, especially these days.

It feels like there are so many reasons to be

anxious. And I want to give you so much grace for this conversation because we really haven't lived.

Humans weren't meant to carry the things that we're carrying right now. Most people

that have lived before us, they didn't know the news of the day. They found out there was a plague

in their town because it came to their town. They didn't know the news. They didn't know what was

happening. And so we know any and everything

difficult that is happening at the same time. And our brains are exhausted. And so let's tackle this.

We have obviously talked about this before. We will talk about it again, but I think it's important we talk

about it in the midst of where we find ourselves exactly right now. Diagnosed 40 million people

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