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Old 07-31-2008, 08:47 PM #1
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Default Splitting a Forum?
I'm in chat right now with a few other people and we were asking about what topics we post under. I said I post in bipolar, and SOS, even tho my main health concern is Anxiety and Panic Attacks.

I've looked into posting in the Anxiety/OCD thread but everything I read is only about OCD so I don't post there.

But I feel like anxiety and OCD dont really fit together.

Does anyone agree?
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