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It's normal to feel worried, nervous, or scared when the situation calls for it. That's part of being human.
However, if those feelings happen on a regular basis and daily stress is creating havoc in your life, you may be part of the estimated 18 percent of the U.S. population with some type of anxiety disorder.
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