I am diagnosed since bipolar with severe depression/anxiety. At times, the anxiety is a very crippling thing. There are days that I be able to only handle doing one thing at a time. If you add going to the store, crowds of citizens, commotion, loud traffic or personal relationships, things become very hard to cope [...]
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Stress and Responsibility
Posted by Cristy on December 11th, 2009
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Tags: anxiety, coping, disability, esteem, justify, negative, parents, self, stress 
No Comments »Advice For Children Who Are Down And Depressed
Posted by Cristy on November 13th, 2009
Are you the parent of a child who is often depressed? Are you a child who often feels down in the dumps and depressed? This article offers advice for both parents, other family members and children about how to deal with, reduce and even eradicate this depression. Before I continue I would like to make [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: depressed, depression, eradicate this depression, parents, sad, unhappy No Comments »Help for People with Adult Separation Anxiety Disorder
Posted by Cristy on May 24th, 2009
Cure Anxiety Now If you or a someone close to you is diagnosed with adult separation anxiety disorder, realize that all is not lost. You only need to work on dealing with separation anxiety and you can attain this by seeking help from a certified professional like a therapist, psychologist or shrink. Adult separation anxiety [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Adoption, adult anxiety, adult separation anxiety, Anxiety Symptoms, Beating Of The Heart, Dealing With Separation, Display Signs, Experience Anxiety, feelings, Internet Doctors, Internet Search, Panic Attack, parents, Phone Book, Phone Numbers, Physicians, Probability, Psychologist, separation anxiety, Separation Anxiety Disorder, Tightness In The Chest, Work Anxiety No Comments »How to Protect Your Kids When You Divorce
Posted by Cristy on May 24th, 2009
Divorce is a very difficult and frustrating phase in the life of a person. When children are involved the whole process is that much more trying as you try to keep the children on an as even a keel as possible. People go through stages in the event of a divorce. You’ll experience anger, vengeance [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Absence, Anger, Bad Mouth, Common Sense, Counseling, Critical Times, dad, Divorce, Friends, Keel, Life Turned Upside Down, Lifelong Effect, mom, parenting, parents, Preference, Promise, Realization, Sense Of Loss, Seperation, Vengeance, Whole Life No Comments »Living under her roof
Posted by Cristy on December 14th, 2008
Living under her roof I am twenty two years old, a successful college student and I have a good job. However, my mother still insists that “since I’m living under her roof” that my life should abide by her schedule. She frets about leaving me alone in the house for any length of time, or [...]
