Ah, so there is anxiety, feeling overwhelmed and difficulty in coping, much like a string breaking in the middle of your recital, then having to transpose to a lower register to compensate for the range lost.........yes, I can understand........Why do you feel as if you must contend with this perceived ignorance on BP, it's not an anxiolytic?

There should be many other quality applicants minus the anxiety of "if/or when an issue will arise" regarding the dogs.

I also have two little kids (5 and 2) and would love to have more flexibility when it comes to them -- volunteering in their classrooms, taking them to the doctor, staying home with them when they're sick.And here's a weird little tidbit: The doctor who treats me for anxiety thinks leaving teaching and becoming a full-time REI would be great for me and my mental health.

Shannon also suffers greatly from PTSD, high levels of anxiety, and it is very difficult for him to engage in unexpected encounters.

I've been through the same situations in overcoming anxiety to just get started, to hell with the technicalities.

Anxiety on your part is good.

What I mean is mentally your probably all full of anxiety and scared and freaked out.

Don't work yourself with too much anxiety.

I also have a pretty major problem holding me back, and the my social anxiety.

. _____ is receiving counseling services for Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Depressed Mood at this time and their emotional support animal would be of great assistance in increasing their functioning.