Anxiety: Highly Impulsive Choices

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Hi, I just figured this would be easier if you had and idea before tomorrow. I had an interesting conversation with Ms. Waugh as we briefly discussed anxiety. I have come to find in the past few weeks my anxiety has turned into a euphoric outward shown emotion. An elated feeling shouldn't sound like a terrible thing which at times I am not always irritable carrying it around me, but it has now impacted every choice I make. A few weeks ago I made one incredibly impulsive choices that I cannot

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