Stephanie

So I started viewing it as my superpower because I knew that I was going to have to look at it that way or it was going to destroyed me. You know, I started taking medication in my late 20s to help with my anxiety, and it was a game changer. I have a 12-year-old daughter now who two weeks ago we made the difficult but very necessary decision to put her on anxiety medication as well.

So I started viewing it as my superpower because I knew that I was going to have to look at it that way or it was going to destroyed me. You know, I started taking medication in my late 20s to help with my anxiety, and it was a game changer. I have a 12-year-old daughter now who two weeks ago we made the difficult but very necessary decision to put her on anxiety medication as well.

So I started viewing it as my superpower because I knew that I was going to have to look at it that way or it was going to destroyed me. You know, I started taking medication in my late 20s to help with my anxiety, and it was a game changer. I have a 12-year-old daughter now who two weeks ago we made the difficult but very necessary decision to put her on anxiety medication as well.

And my question is, what conversation should I have with her about this? And what should I share with her about my journey With anxiety.

And my question is, what conversation should I have with her about this? And what should I share with her about my journey With anxiety.

And my question is, what conversation should I have with her about this? And what should I share with her about my journey With anxiety.

Well, you know, we are going through the not wanting to go to school, the stomach aches. About two months ago, the school called and said, you know, you've got to come get her. She was in class, felt like she got in trouble and couldn't get it together.

Well, you know, we are going through the not wanting to go to school, the stomach aches. About two months ago, the school called and said, you know, you've got to come get her. She was in class, felt like she got in trouble and couldn't get it together.

Well, you know, we are going through the not wanting to go to school, the stomach aches. About two months ago, the school called and said, you know, you've got to come get her. She was in class, felt like she got in trouble and couldn't get it together.

Yes. And she's taught me so much through this. And I am just so thankful for you guys and talking about this because it's a lonely place to be. whenever you struggle with anxiety.

Yes. And she's taught me so much through this. And I am just so thankful for you guys and talking about this because it's a lonely place to be. whenever you struggle with anxiety.

Yes. And she's taught me so much through this. And I am just so thankful for you guys and talking about this because it's a lonely place to be. whenever you struggle with anxiety.

And I think I didn't talk to her about it and I haven't really, you know, gotten in depth talking to her about it because in some crazy way, I thought I was protecting her because if I didn't give her the idea that this could be an issue, it wouldn't happen to her. You know, and this wasn't happening. She just had an episode. Well, now you know better.

And I think I didn't talk to her about it and I haven't really, you know, gotten in depth talking to her about it because in some crazy way, I thought I was protecting her because if I didn't give her the idea that this could be an issue, it wouldn't happen to her. You know, and this wasn't happening. She just had an episode. Well, now you know better.

And I think I didn't talk to her about it and I haven't really, you know, gotten in depth talking to her about it because in some crazy way, I thought I was protecting her because if I didn't give her the idea that this could be an issue, it wouldn't happen to her. You know, and this wasn't happening. She just had an episode. Well, now you know better.

And I think...

And I think...

And I think...

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