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May 13, 2021 59 min

Anxiety (Ep. 8)

from Tattoos & Jesus Hosted by Josh and Marty

What do 40 million people (18 years and older) in the United States of America all have in common...... a diagnosis of anxiety! This is one of the most widely talked about, diagnosed, and impactful mental illnesses in the world. Clinical anxiety is life-altering but it is up to you if it is in a healthy way or unhealthy way. What Marty and Josh do in this episode is help clarify what clinical anxiety looks like in comparison to stress or worry of everyday life. They discuss anxiety as more of an opportunity to help refine your life than to destroy it. The guys discuss their own personal battles with anxiety as they try a fan provided coffee called Cafe La LLave because nothing goes better with coffee like anxiety does! Enjoy and send in any comments or questions to [email protected]

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