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Susan Proctor had always considered herself a kind, good-natured woman. But somewhere in her mid-30s, she became someone she hardly recognized. “Mad mom. That’s literally how I would describe myself back then,” Proctor told The Post. Suddenly, everyday stresses were like emotional landmines — with even the smallest annoyances capable of triggering bursts of rage aimed at those she loved most, followed by waves of regret. “I would wake up angry for no reason at all,” she said. “My kids would be like, ‘OK, mom’s angry, let’s all run. Let’s dodge her bullets. We’re going to hide right now.’” Proctor,…

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