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Coping with Stress After Hurricane Irma
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Tallahassee, Fla.—Feeling stressed before or after a traumatic event like a hurricane is normal. But, this stress becomes a problem when we are unable to cope well with it and when the stress gets in the way of taking care of ourselves and family, going to school, or doing our jobs. Coping well with stress begins with recognizing how we are reacting and then by taking steps to manage our reactions in a healthy way.
Know how to stay healthy and safe while recovering after a storm. Visit our Hurricane and Severe Weather Information homepage and our After the Storm Safety Infographic for more information.
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