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Old 05-19-2011, 07:27 AM #1
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Default My friends think I need to start doing more -- get out more
They see how I just crash...but yet think that its more anxiety and I should "work thru the headaches"

How do I handle this? I know its mostly my brain and partly anxiety but how do I really get the message thru. I ask for their help, and talk and cry constantly to them. I'm just not sure what is right anymore.
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