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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 688919" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Insane, certainly our thinking is a big part of our anxiety. At the same time, some of us that battle anxiety were born, for lack of better words, high strung. Part of my problem with my mother, I'm sure, is because I wouldn't cuddle into her and screamed non-stop and startled easily. So she propped bottle and did not hold me. In my baby book she wrote down that I cry a lot and was easily startled. My anxiety was inborn, but I was able to learn some skills in therapy to worry less.</p><p></p><p>And, yes, it is all about changing thought processing. You are correct. No magic pill.</p><p></p><p>Rox, thanks for explaining. Very interesting. Hopefully that and other non medication solutions become more and more common. This is very good for our kids who suffer from depression. Maybe more will be open to these types of treatments rather than medication.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 688919, member: 1550"] Insane, certainly our thinking is a big part of our anxiety. At the same time, some of us that battle anxiety were born, for lack of better words, high strung. Part of my problem with my mother, I'm sure, is because I wouldn't cuddle into her and screamed non-stop and startled easily. So she propped bottle and did not hold me. In my baby book she wrote down that I cry a lot and was easily startled. My anxiety was inborn, but I was able to learn some skills in therapy to worry less. And, yes, it is all about changing thought processing. You are correct. No magic pill. Rox, thanks for explaining. Very interesting. Hopefully that and other non medication solutions become more and more common. This is very good for our kids who suffer from depression. Maybe more will be open to these types of treatments rather than medication. [/QUOTE]
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