The danger has ended, but the body is still on guard

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  "headline": "The danger has ended, but the body is still on guard",
  "description": "Distinguishing a current threat from a reminder after a frightening event while preserving protection and access to help when watchfulness continues.",
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        "III. An actual threat does not become an inner task"
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        "IV. The past can matter without becoming today's evidence"
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        "IV. The past can matter without becoming today's evidence"
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        "V. The body need not explain itself in words first"
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        "VIII. The Daoist text holds two directions"
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        "XI. A small boundary requires appropriate conditions"
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        "XII. When constant readiness deserves separate help"
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      "text": "An initial contact can start with one example of effects on life.",
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    "Adults 18+; no individual diagnosis",
    "Current danger or urgent medical need takes precedence",
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    "Language is not jurisdiction; no foreign emergency numbers",
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