One in six Germans suffers from an anxiety disorder at some point in their life. According to an international study, anxiety disorders occur more frequently than depression. Yet, they remain a taboo topic. Franziska Seyboldt aims to change this with "Rattatatam, mein Herz." Anxiety crept into Franziska Seyboldt's life early on and has gone far beyond what is generally understood as "anxious." Fear of taking the subway, going to the doctor, failing in professional situations – in short: generalized anxiety disorder. Panic attacks. Millions of people struggle with this condition and the resulting fear of fear, becoming true masters at making excuses out of necessity. Why does no one talk about it? Why isn't anxiety disorder considered as "normal" as depression or burnout? This is the question.