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Having to had been diagnosed with GAD and one 'of the worse' disorders, I will say that anxiety just puts the icing on the cake. Still don't think that one disorder should outweigh another. 
Can you move this to "Research Studies, Trials and News" I may have posted this in the wrong section lol
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I found the research to be quite interesting and had to share it. If you are looking for advice then I would suggest going to coping with social anxiety.
Not looking for advice currently, at least regarding social anxiety. But thanks.
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very controversial and difficult issue
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I felt validated by this information. I have severe treatment resistant Social Anxiety Disorder and feel at the end of my rope. I feel that doctors (psychiatrists) don't take anxiety as seriously as depression, bipolar disorder, or psychotic disorders. My reality is a nightmare right now and I have severe severe anxiety and I have tried most medications. I personally know many people who live well with Bipolar and other conditions as long as they take there medications consistently. For me nothing is working and its frustrating. Sorry went on a tangent lol. The Bottom line is this research is invaluable to the sufferer and maybe it will help spread awareness and change in the views and opinions of medical professionals and the general public.
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I felt validated by this information. I have severe treatment resistant Social Anxiety Disorder and feel at the end of my rope. I feel that doctors (psychiatrists) don't take anxiety as seriously as depression, bipolar disorder, or psychotic disorders. My reality is a nightmare right now and I have severe severe anxiety and I have tried most medications. I personally know many people who live well with Bipolar and other conditions as long as they take there medications consistently. For me nothing is working and its frustrating. Sorry went on a tangent lol. The Bottom line is this research is invaluable to the sufferer and maybe it will help spread awareness and change in the views and opinions of medical professionals and the general public.
This would open path to explore new ways of treatment.
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Controversial in what way?
It all comes down to the individual. But the point of this medical journal is to study the effects of disorder on a day to day basis. And surprising result such that anxiety users have a lower quality of life may help psychiatrist to take anxiety disorder more seriously compared to psychotic ones. The point of this is not saying x is worse than y or vice versa. This may help create pathway to better treatment options
It all comes down to the individual. But the point of this medical journal is to study the effects of disorder on a day to day basis. And surprising result such that anxiety users have a lower quality of life may help psychiatrist to take anxiety disorder more seriously compared to psychotic ones. The point of this is not saying x is worse than y or vice versa. This may help create pathway to better treatment options
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Who would have thought anxiety permeating conventional day to day experience for years on end would make a person's life less happy.
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