Sandra Annenberg reveals she has tachycardia and went to the psychiatrist after leaving ‘Jornal Hoje’

The journalist Sandra Annenbergwho commanded the Newspaper Today on TV Globo until 2019, said he should see a psychiatrist after leaving the program. The statement was given in the podcast No name can beby the actress Chiara Castanho.

“When I left the Newspaper Today, the pandemic started early,” he recalled. “During this two-year period, I had something that took me a while to find out what it was. I finally went to a psychiatrist because I had tachycardia around 12.30 or 1pm, the time I sat down to record the climb.”

According to the journalist, her body was used to the frenetic routine of television news. So, even after leaving the program, she continued to have tachycardia spikes.

After the medical examination, Sandra discovered that she was suffering from a new pathology. “I was diagnosed with adrenaline withdrawal syndrome,” she said. Accustomed to the tense pace of the newspaper, it took her a while to adapt to the new, calmer routine, but now finally she no longer produces so much adrenaline.

Sandra also recalled the experience of traditional recording The globe moves. “If whoever is on the other side of the camera has tachycardia when he hears the little song, I guarantee that whoever is [na frente] There’s more to the camera. Even if we already know the news that the other person doesn’t know they will receive, giving this type of news is very stressful. Seeing the cartoon on the air and knowing that you’re going to come in in a minute and give bad news, it’s really, really difficult.”

“I’m happy to have had him [adrenalina] to withstand difficulties,” he said. Today Sandra is the anchor of Globo journalist and resumed her acting career after 32 years out of the industry.

Source: Terra