Seasonal Affective Disorder (S.A.D.) & the Aftermath of an Abortion

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Show Notes for this Episode

• 2:57: How do I move past an abortion I had last year?
• 25:02:What are your thoughts on paying for counseling/therapy while in debt?
• 29:05:How do I deal with seasonal affective disorder?
• 1) Go outside and enjoy nature
• 2) Connect with other people
• 3) Eat well, sleep well, exercise
• 4) Have things to look forward to
• John's nerd things:
• Morning routine: meditation, feet on bare ground, exercise
• Wim Hof, cold thermogenesis, ice baths
• Vitamin D/K2, magnesium
• The Human Charger
• 42:56:Success email: Wife is proud of her awesome husband
• 44:29:Lyrics of the day: "Friday I'm In Love" - The Cure

tags: abortion, guilt, grief, depression, seasonal affective disorder, Wim Hof, cold thermogenesis, ice baths, vitamin D, magnesium, the human charger

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