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Anyone else have great mornings but as the day goes by have a harder and harder time dealing with any stress? I am a morning person. I am so happy usually. I get to work and feel great. Then as the day progresses, I get more and more anxious. By the time I get home to deal with dinner and spend time with my 12 yr old son, I am irritable and agitated. I hate noise and get snappy. I wish I could feel as good as I do in the morning when I get home to spend time with my son. It would be much nicer for him to see the better side of me than the impatient side. Not sure how to fix this.
 

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