When I was in grad school, I suddenly became an anxious driver. It was so bad that once on my way to Richmond, I had to pull over and call 911 because I couldn't breathe. I was convinced I was having an asthma attack and dying. I went to the hospital in the ambulance and everything. The driving anxiety came out of nowhere. And eventually, it went away. I make that drive every month now with no problems. You won't be Meg Ryan forever. But you might as well lean in and get yourself some cute new outfits and a 90s playlist to accentuate your life while you're her!
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When I was in grad school, I suddenly became an anxious driver. It was so bad that once on my way to Richmond, I had to pull over and call 911 because I couldn't breathe. I was convinced I was having an asthma attack and dying. I went to the hospital in the ambulance and everything. The driving anxiety came out of nowhere. And eventually, it went away. I make that drive every month now with no problems. You won't be Meg Ryan forever. But you might as well lean in and get yourself some cute new outfits and a 90s playlist to accentuate your life while you're her!
That sounds so scary! Like you’re suddenly out of control. Glad you’ve gotten to a different place with it!
Also I feel like I need a Meg Ryan haircut in order to really lean in.
Check my Substack: It's your turbulence-proof guide to flying without freaking out straight from a pilot who’s seen it all (and still loves airplane food). I do really hope it might help you! 🙏🏻
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Awesome! Thank you for sharing!