Your heart suddenly pounds. Your chest tightens and your hands tingle. The room feels like it is tilting, and one thought takes over: something is terribly wrong with me. A few minutes later it fades, and you are left shaky, drained and afraid it will happen again. If that sounds familiar, you are far from
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You said yes again. You knew while the words were leaving your mouth that you did not want to say them. You knew you were already overextended, already exhausted, already carrying more than you can comfortably hold. And you said yes anyway because the alternative felt worse. The alternative felt like conflict. Like disappointing someone.
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