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"I think it was from a really young age, I just didn't know what I was feeling..." Josh Cuthbert shares his experience of living with anxiety and says that "lockdown pushed me over the edge". He joined Storm Huntley and Linda Papadopoulos to give advice on how to ease anxiety.

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@JoshCuthbert @StormHuntley @DrLinda_P Hang on a minute. I thought everybody supported the lockdowns. We were all told by this program & all other msm they were the "right" course of action. To do what we were told. We didn't want to be called a denier/covidiot/tin foil hat wearer #JeremyVine

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