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How Can I Stop Worrying So Much? 6 Tips to Reduce Worry
You may find some relief by sharing your thoughts and concerns with someone you trust. They can offer you advice, empathy and understanding, giving you a different perspective on your problems.
But don’t overtax the people in your life, if you are a chronic worrier, you may want to consider getting help from a professional who treats anxiety disorders.
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