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“Came across an advertisement for this podcast in an anxiety support sub-reddit. The title read, “The heart condition commonly misdiagnosed as a panic attack.” It proceeds to talk about a healthy young woman who is suddenly and tragically gripped by a condition that she mistook for something less severe. It talks about how this condition is “understudied” and many health professionals are “unaware” of it, adding even more to its mysterious power. I hope that the fear-mongering hypocrisy of advertising a “your panic attack could be surprisingly deadly” advertisement to a group of people suffering from health anxiety disorder, thereby worsening their anxiety, while pretending to be working in the name of “Empowered Health” is incredibly amoral, exploitative crap.”
Icantcomeupwithanicknamethatsnottaken via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/01/19
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“This podcast hits topics that so many others are not willing to address. This is one of them. This is groundbreaking stuff. Do yourself a favor and check it out !”
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United States of America ·
04/23/19
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“Are you kidding me you ignorant cow? “Diabetes is a allergy! Women should be proud to have diabetes!” Listen up, fool. I’m not your weak father. I’m not the ex-husband that you drove away from your home. I’m not one of your loser children that will accomplish NOTHING in life.
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