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“For someone who suffers from anxiety, it's the period of relief that we desire, when the realization comes that there was nothing really to worry about. But until we get there, the darkness remains real and tightens its grip. I craved liberation without knowing that I wanted to taste the sweetness of release. It was the dark masterpiece of my own creation; I weaved the plot and composed my own orchestra of worry, and I was in the chorus of despair." - THREE LETTERS (forthcoming)”

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