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When Worrying is Too Much: Spring 2007 ASC Newsletter

May 8, 2007

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Anxiety Gone Overboard: The Spring 2007 ASC Newsletter is available now. Check it out to learn how to tell the difference between normal worrying and worrying that has gone over the line. Find out about some Deaf people’s specific worries. Read about the different kinds of anxiety disorders, including social phobia, compulsive shopping, and obssessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

As always, ASC welcomes your feedback, questions, and suggestions for future newsletters.

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