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One thing my anxiety has taught me is.....

Laura August 1st, 2018

One thing my anxiety has taught me is.....

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amusingSail1869 August 2nd, 2018

It has taught me to not bottle everything up, to let people in & talk to someone when I really need to. To not blame myself for the way I am because I'm human & I'm allowed to express my fears & worries through words & open ears.

RexG August 2nd, 2018

How wrong thoughts can be...

How some things make you miss amazing facts and opportunities...

What courage is.

Haylstorm666 August 2nd, 2018

That everyone is going through something & to just be nice first always

Urisk August 2nd, 2018

Anxiety has taught me how to better help others dealing with similar situations. If I hadn't gone through all the struggles I have experienced, I wouldn't be as effective at helping my own daughter through her trials or the kids I work with in the classroom.

yellowCat306 August 2nd, 2018

Be silent whenever I feel like I am not on my normal mode. Words really put me in a bad situation.

Rhaena August 2nd, 2018

Not everything is how I think it is. Ask for clarification.

Trickpants August 2nd, 2018

That I need to be aware of myself as much as I am of others.

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Hope1342 August 2nd, 2018

@Trickpants I definitely understand this feeling. Sometimes I worry too much about others and end up overexerting myself. It's good to know someone else feels something like this as well. Thank you for sharing and I wish you a wonderful day!

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Hope1342 August 2nd, 2018

I can and will overcome. Even though individual days feel exhausting and sometimes drag me down, when I look back I can be proud of how far I have come. Anxiety, and my experience with it, has taught me that not everything is as frightening as it seems, and with persistence and support from people who love me, I can do anything.

BobemianSnail22 August 2nd, 2018

To not let it stop me... It's just another hurtle to get through and learn from...

TheBoltonian August 2nd, 2018

Don't speak the first thought. Or the second. And that it's not always necessary to have an answer, or an opinion.