WEATHERWATCH
Suffering from post-election stress? Myrtle Beach counselor has some tips
by Connor Ingalls
As of Wednesday afternoon, Americans still don't know whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden will win the 2020 Presidential Election (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) —

Post-election stress. It's real, and this year people may be feeling it more than ever.

ADVERTISEMENT

Kenza Haddock, the clinical director of Oceanic Counseling Group in Myrtle Beach, says anxiety heightens in people on both sides when awaiting election results. Unfortunately, the longer the wait, the worse it can get.

Load more...