Freedom from Fear: A 12 Step Guide to Personal and National Recovery

Mark McDonald, M.D.

août 2022 · Bombardier Books

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The pandemic of fear continues to grip our world long past the clinical effects of COVID-19. Many people cannot let go of the fear fueling the Mass Delusional Psychosis which has plagued millions since early 2020. In his latest book, Freedom from Fear, Dr. Mark McDonald applies his well-honed psychiatric acuity to the undiagnosed epidemic of fear addiction. Just like a drug, fear becomes an unhealthy mental and emotional dependency that must be broken. In Freedom from Fear, Dr. McDonald presents the essential twelve-step guide to personal and worldwide recovery. His precepts include simple but practical steps like “Face the Mirror,” “Don’t be a Sheep,” “Choose Reality,” “Reject Narcissism,” “Think for Yourself,” “Embrace Adulthood,” “Pay Attention,” and “Embrace Fearless Leadership.” Bold and straightforward, Dr. McDonald once again draws on his experience as a psychiatrist and physician to diagnose this worldwide affliction. In this companion book to United States of Fear, he prescribes the consummate treatment plan for eradicating this Mass Delusional Psychosis once and for all.

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World-renowned child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist and physician, Dr. Mark McDonald is a voice of freedom in a dark and controlled world. A highly sought-after speaker and guest advocating for freedom for information and from tyranny, Dr. Mark McDonald graduated from UC Berkeley, attended the Medical College of Wisconsin, and trained in adult, child, and adolescent psychiatry at UCLA. Dr. McDonald has lived and worked in Europe, Asia, and Central America. He speaks five languages and his opinions on topics such as reopening America’s schools, sexual identity politics, the U.S. pandemic of fear, and government-sponsored child abuse have been widely published by national and worldwide news organizations including Fox News, Clay Travis and Buck Sexton, Tucker Carlson, Dennis Prager, Charlie Kirk, the Wall Street Journal, and The Epoch Times.