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I was just diagnosed with pure ocd/anxiety disorder, and i tend to have high anxiety in the morning when i wake up. is this normal for my diagnosis?
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Yes, anxiety is part: of your situation and facing the day can evoke anxiety in many people. Stick w/a good therapist who is experienced in treating this. Please don't use medications only. Peace and good health.
Answered 4/9/2015
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