Why do I feel depressed or anxious after my mission?
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Returning Stronger Coaching LLC
“This is often called post-mission depression or post-mission crash. It usually shows up weeks or months after returning home and includes a flatness, loss of direction, sometimes real depression or anxiety. It is not a spiritual failing, it reflects the size of the transition and typically does not respond to willpower alone.”
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