CowardTim Clare has suffered from anxiety and panic attacks for over a decade. At their worst, his attacks would see him curled on the floor, screaming to his wife for help. When they became more than he and his family could manage, Tim made a promise to himself he would try everything he could to get better, every method and medicine. In 'Coward', Tim Clare explores all the possible treatments for anxiety, from SSRIs to hypnosis, running to extreme diets.

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