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Believe it or not, there truly is life after struggling with crippling anxiety. At one stage, my anxiety was so bad that I would randomly burst into tears at work, and even leaving the house to get to work was an incredible struggle. But now I am able to live my the way I have always wanted. I no longer struggle with social anxiety – I can travel on my own, and I now feel as though I am the controller of my anxiety as opposed to the anxiety controlling me.
Counseling, medication, and setting myself small challenges was what enabled me to get to where I am in my recovery today.
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Katy has an honours degree in meteorology and an undergraduate degree in geophysics and mathematics. Katy chose to recover from her eating disorder in May 2010 and has never looked back. Throughout her recovery journey, she has struggled with crippling anxiety, which she has now learned to manage and by writing at Libero, she hopes to help others to manage their anxiety, have fun with recovery and learn to live again.
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