Nervious sickness

[IRISjr]

My friend has an important audition for high school tomarro and his getting sick because of it. Is there anything she can do?

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[Captain Rooster]

Anticipation is worse than realization.

Just tell him to go and face their fears. They should just try to do their best.

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This message was edited by LTRooster on 1-18-02 @ 9:55 PM

[MANdrew]

nervousness, tightness in your stomach...it gives you an edge, keeps you sharp...if youre not nervous, your apathetic, and apathy will show far more than nerves

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[IkeaBoy]

it's not important, it's not the worst thing in the world if you fail.

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[HordeKing1]

It's entirely normal to be nervous in this situation - in fact, as MANDREW noted, it can help maintain focus.

LT. ROOSTER - noted that "anticipation is worse than realization." I've found this to be almost universally true. Some people can overcome situational nervousness by imagining the very worst thing that can happen; then realizing that, come what may, it cannot possibly be as bad as they fear.

I hope your friend gets the part he wants.

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[IRISjr]

My friend says thanks.

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[HordeKing1]

Always a pleasure to help a friend of Iris

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