Alun Rees describes the morning he realised he was doing too much and how Confidental can help. I remember it well. Monday 8am, first patient due at 8:30. I was driving to our practice in a suburb of Gloucester. My journey took me through the picture-postcard village of Upton-St-Leonards. I glanced in my rear-view mirror and saw four cars behind me, bumper to bumper. I realised I was driving very slowly and was unable to put my foot on the accelerator any harder. I pulled into the side of the road and turned off the engine. My pulse was racing, blood was pounding in my ears and I was hyperventilating. Then came the tears. I had spent most of the weekend at work, trying
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