Navigating Anxiety
Daisy shares her early experiences with loss and how they shaped her understanding of mortality. She opens up about her struggles with anxiety, particularly the fear of illness that can arise during high-pressure situations like filming. With the support of her boyfriend, she learns to manage her hypochondria, emphasizing the importance of recognizing irrational thoughts to maintain her well-being.In this clip
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