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As measles cases continue to rise in Texas, public anxiety is also escalating. News alerts, social media discussions, and warnings from health officials can trigger stress and unease, particularly among concerned parents and individuals with weakened immune systems. Understanding how to cope with these feelings is crucial for mental well-being.
One effective strategy is to limit exposure to distressing news. While staying informed is important, constantly consuming alarming updates can heighten anxiety. Designating specific times to check news sources can help mitigate this stress.
Another helpful approach is to engage in relaxation techniques such as deep breathing exercises, meditation, or yoga. These practices can help calm the mind and reduce feelings of panic.
Additionally, connecting with supportive friends or family members can provide reassurance and a sense of community. Sharing concerns and discussing feelings can alleviate some of the burden of anxiety.
Lastly, focusing on what can be controlled, such as vaccination and hygiene practices, can empower individuals and help reduce feelings of helplessness.
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