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6 Last-Minute Holiday Stress Busters

By Therese J. Borchard
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6 Holiday Stress Busters

I have a theory regarding holiday stress: In the month of December, high levels of Cortisol (stress hormone) turn 80 percent of the American population into fruitcakes–just like the stale one delivered to your house yesterday. 

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  1. iona 1:51 pm on December 22nd, 2009

    just remember it’s that time of the year. . .

    not like that old “time of the month. . .”

    that stops you up short. . .to breathe. . .

    then, get on with it. . .

    knowing that it’s “that time of the year.”

    BINGO!
    Iona

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