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nickc wrote:Oh, man, why am I posting in this thread.
Well, I don't have time to go back and read all of this.
But did any of the pro-anxiety group suggest that anxiety causes a switch to be flipped, which can't be flipped backwards ?
That is, if you tell me that anxiety is a one-way valve that causes BFS in SOME people, but reducing anxiety doesn't remove the BFS, I could probably go along with that.
Jennhaz wrote:I also have found articles that say the opposite and dispute that article, but ya know what I am not going to post it because I believe there are people that will get upset, and about now I really think you are not worth it and this is going to be my last post about this, actually I think this is my last post. For a couple of reasons, one this board is turning into an anxiety forum, and that is not why I am here. Two because I find it a bit dishearting that the people on this board are letting it get to that point , and letting someone come on this board and be a total smarta** is a little much. Quoting your arrogance, " Yep, that is what he said."
Plug ears if you dont want to hear:
You just cant let things go can ya. I have a feeling you are a real big smarta** that probably alot of people cant stand to be around for more then 5 minutes, well of course it depends on the company you entertain. I do not care what anyone says about what I just wrote, if you do not see this guys arrogance and the way he trys to instigate then oh well but I do and if you want to keep someone like this around then have at it....Outta here...Jenn
Tui wrote:In the end this board will never hear from those who got better not because they don't exist, but because those who get better will feel it's not worth sharing their positive story and positive thinking.
That's certainly how I was made to feel when I posted about Threelac helping me. Among other things, I was accused of trying to market to people. Fine. I'm not interested that much in posting about the great reduction in my symptoms anymore and those who are really interested choose to PM me.
Not many though seem to be interested in happy endings (unless they involve drugs), which is evidenced by the fact that disaster stories always get the largest amount of replies, while "doing better" stories go unnoticed. This one, unfortunately, being the exception.
Nancy wrote:Smali: So what did you do to free yourself from the twitches, I'd really like to know?
zekebcfs wrote:I am glad that for some it is simple anxiety... I so much wish it was just anxiety for me but it is not
Nancy wrote:So what exactly is Threelac? I guess I'll be trying that shortly.
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