Why Am I Anxious?
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| Rating | : | 4.28 (537 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1615665714 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 248 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
THYROID DISEASE IS NOT JUST A WOMEN'S AILMENT While watching television, a commercial came on for a book called "Why am I Anxious?"by Clay Ballentine. When I realized it was about a man who suffered all his lifewith thyroid disease, my eyes opened wide!!!!! Until now, I, along with many others,thought only women have this condition.I also have a tremendous personal reason to talk about Mr. Ballentine's book becauseI, too, have thyroid condition. I have been on. WoW Kindle Customer Great read, 'Great book.it applies to you even if you find doubt enough to try and think that it doesn't. It is way more a prevalent problem that is un-noticed in the US and maybe even the world. Take this all even i am shocked I would be saying it because I dislike reading, and rarely ever read books. I recommend buying it, And could wind up being best book EVER so someone as a gift. Great book.
I had joint pain, could not sleep well, had almost uncontrollable sweating, shivering at times with cold feet, and sometimes really dry skin, and occasional nagging anger about very small things that I knew meant nothing. When you look up hardheaded in the dictionary, my picture is right there.' Clay Ballentine spent the first fifty-one years of his life fighting a battle against an unknown enemy: thyroid disease. But even then, only at the cost of an incredibly traumatic and potentially fatal health emergency at the age of fifty-one. From childhood, he noticed he was a bit different. His mind worked differently than his peers, he would sweat more and sleep less than others, and he was easily angered and constantly anxious. Learn the answer to Clay's ultimate question, Why Am I Anxious?, before any more time passes.. Just after I turned twenty years old, I was already nauseous in the mornings and large parts of the day. But Clay was unwilling and afraid to share this information with anyone, leading him to a silent struggle alone. I went through thirty-one years of increasing symptoms and more and more denial before I would finally admit any of this to anyone, including myself. Here, he shares a detailed account of his e