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Advice on Anxiety That No-one Tells You

User Profile: Jem7Cups
Jem7Cups March 28th, 2020

After spending months healing myself and learning from those who had gone before me, I came across some uncanny advice that I wish I would have learned sooner. Every lesson may not be for you, but I hope that you will find some more healing from this piece.

Hiding Behind Labels Is Not Good For You

The majority of people that reach out to me tell me that they have been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. They shoot out new and elongated acronyms that are supposed to describe what is going on inside their mind.

Now, I

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User Profile: GuardianAngel77
GuardianAngel77 March 28th, 2020

@Jem7Cups

So very true !!!!

User Profile: lyricalAngel70
lyricalAngel70 March 28th, 2020

@Jem7Cups

Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us. May God bless you for your efforts. Amen!

Stay safe and sound. Loads of love. ❤

User Profile: SparklingSnowflake15
SparklingSnowflake15 March 28th, 2020

@Jem7Cups Thank you for sharing! This was extremely helpful and some great points. I love the five Ws

User Profile: plumBeechwood7549
plumBeechwood7549 March 28th, 2020

Thank you!

User Profile: sereneButton43
sereneButton43 March 28th, 2020

thank you, these are quite helpful. I often need to remind myself about not labelling, and its better every time I dont.

User Profile: Priyanka9420
Priyanka9420 March 29th, 2020

I dont really understand the labels one. Because I thought that the first step to healing was acceptance. So if you can first admit that you have a problem, isnt that a good thing? I thought this would give you clarity to see what is going on and see the situation as the bigger picture. Can someone explain what the article is saying on this one?