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anthony
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For this one day, it seems to work just fine. I don't typically avoid anything in day to day life, in fact I put myself into life intentionally to keep my exposure and thus symptoms manageable. It is just this one day, which is very in your face and over the top, a military day in Australia. I think that is a pretty good balance, where only one day screws me around to avoid it within the context of a year. Yes No?However, if avoidance begins to hinder or limit your ability to carry out normal, everyday activities, or if it begins to take a toll on your overall well-being, it may be time to re-evaluate this coping mechanism.