Stressors Are Cumulative They Add Up

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Stressors are cumulative. They ADD up. This is why we can think we are “OK” until one seemingly minor event takes us past our actual bandwidth.

So, next time someone screams over spilled milk, consider all they went through to get them to that “minor” moment.
Dr. Jen (Wolkin)

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Stressors are cumulative. They ADD up. This is why we can think we are “OK” until one seemingly minor event takes us past our actual bandwidth.

So, next time someone screams over spilled milk, consider all they went through to get them to that “minor” moment.
Dr. Jen (Wolkin)

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