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Old 07-09-2012, 09:55 AM #1
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Hello. Very new to this form of support so forgive me if I fumble. I have a brain aneurysm that will be clipped in four weeks time. Travelling ok with this but am experiencing anxiety as the date gets closer. Am worrying about how I will be after the surgery. While I know that there is no point in worrying, I still find it hard to switch off from it.
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