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1.
Symptoms are forms of communication—
Do
not ignore them.
Imagine
you are driving your car and suddenly
you notice a red light on the dashboard
that signals you are running out
of gas. What is the first thing that
crosses your mind? How can I find
a gas station? Of course! Your car’s
way of communicating with you was
through a blinking light or a gauge,
but the body’s way of communicating
its needs is through the experience
of a variety of symptoms. If we acknowledge
them, we will do fine, but if we
ignore our symptoms, either they
get worse or new symptoms begin to
emerge.
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Symptoms
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Symptoms
are messengers; they are to be recognized
and responded to—they are not meant
to be ignored!
Campus Resources to Consider When Dealing With Different Symptoms
| 1. |
Health
and Counseling Services (Ext. 4640) |
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The
Office of the Dean of Student Affairs
(Ext. 3371) |
| 3. |
Academic
Services (Ext. 4628) |
| 4. |
Professors |
| 5. |
Residence
Life Staff (Ext. 3351) |
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