Are You About to Have an Epiphany? A New Study Says You Can Tell When Someone's Going To
I remember where I was exactly. Waiting for my son to return from track in the rain and darkness, while all the other kids hopped into their parents' cars and took off. I tend to be an alarmist, by nature (and also, by husband), so I started panicking and thinking of all the things that could have gone wrong to make him be so late to the car. Was there a fight in school? Did someone go after him in the locker room? Was a teacher holding him hostage? (I know, I know, I'm a bit dramatic.) But having experienced some trauma in life, serious illness, childhood abuse, and always -- sadly -- expecting more, I couldn't help fearing something bad had happened to him. And then I saw him sauntering out of the gym, and I realized, he can take care of himself. It's not that I haven't stopped worrying. But I had an "aha" moment , sitting in the car. And now researchers are saying that they can tell when you're about to have one. According to newswis