It felt dumb. Like, “Hi, I Googled my symptoms for 3 hours and now I’m spiraling.” But I said it anyway. “I’m scared it’s cancer.” The doctor paused. Looked me in the eye. And said: “It’s not. And here’s why.” Then she walked me through everything: how cancer actually shows up, what I don’t have, what to look for if it ever was. I left feeling 10 pounds lighter. A friend's dad—an ER doc—told me this trick: tell your doctor your greatest fear. Not your symptoms. Not what you think they want to hear. Your fear. Because sometimes they haven’t even considered what you’re obsessing over. Other times, it gives them the exact info they needed to connect the dots. Doctors aren’t mind readers. But they’ll listen. If you let them. This saved me from a full-blown panic spiral. Try it. #NoFilter #AskTheQuestion #HealthAnxiety #ModernMedicineMoment