Stress: I Don’t Wanna Know About It

By: Brie Cadman (View Profile)

And sometimes stress is just self induced. The normal pressures of daily life might be a lot, but sometimes we stoke the fire that pushes us over the top. Like listening and being too worked up by the news. (Guilty as charged.) While it’s good to be educated in current affairs, and feel motivated to want to see positive change in your life and in the world, what, exactly, does knowing that stress causes brain plaques in genetically modified mice do for you?

Probably not a whole hell of a lot. So when I’m particularly stressed out, I try to avoid the news and headlines, at least for awhile. Turn off the TV, don’t read or listen to the news, don’t pick up an alarmist magazine, and forget about the first sentence of this article. In fact, I’m sorry I ever wrote it. If you’re an extremely busy, high anxiety person, I promise you won’t die from Alzheimer’s. I mean, if you’re really that worked up by stress, I’m sure a heart attack will get you first.

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posted: 12.05.2007
Mark Roddey
Excellent piece of humorous writing. Sometimes the knowing is worse than the problem.
posted: 12.05.2007
Ivana Ivkovic
Thoroughly enjoyed your witty take on stress! Mucho thanks!
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