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Living with Anxiety

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How do you deal with anxiety on a daily level?

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Nicesomebody

Initially I got medical help but now I am attending courses and read articles and books.

in reply to Nicesomebody

Thanks for sharing!

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lovedogs51511

I use Select CBD.

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Thanks for sharing!

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Cleaner

Over the years I've had CBD but I always slip back so I take medication to help

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Thank you for sharing!!

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RAB888

I allow the feeling of anxiety to pass because i know what causes anxiety

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What would you say causes your anxiety?

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RAB888 in reply to

anxiety is a label for a feeling that is only caused by one thing. I used to suffer with it, along with depression and severe stress. Understanding where it is created is key.

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Bigt966

Get rid of all the shit in ur life. Partner and shit job then all ur anxiety and depression gos too

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designguy

Practicing mindfulness throughout the day.

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That helps me too!

- Alisha

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NCAQuilter

A cluster of people, a new place, being outside alone, these cause me the greatest anxiety. I know the cause, but developed workarounds for them. For example: I did a lot of public speaking in my career. People and new places had to be dealt with. I'd meet the organizer (who had met me in my office to discuss issues) a half hour before the engagement and we'd walk around the venue. Now the place was mine. It was not 'new'. Then, I'd stand at the door and greet most of the attendees. Now they were my 'guests' in my 'home'. I had no stage fright. I was talking to friends in my home! I loved it! My fear was still there, I didn't find a solution for that, but in this moment, it was gone! Mission accomplished!

Medication and meditation and deep breathing and trying to learn not to react and just to accept it.