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A member asked:
Hi! i have been dealing with gad since i was 20 and i am 63 now..will this condition ever go away??
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Probably not: If you have had the condition for 43 years it probably will not go away on its own. If you have had treatment, and still suffer from such, go back. It is OK to keep working on things as long as it takes. The goal you need to reach is to believe that whatever happens, it will never be more than you can handle. That belief can bring mindful relief.
Answered 4/23/2015
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