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Mark Cummings | 11:59 UK time, Friday, 9 July 2010

clarki looking worried! Are you a natural born worrier?

Recent research suggests it might be genetic. It could run in the family and there might not be much you can do about it!!

The Breakfast Show's Kate Clark... a keen exponent of the art of anxiety...will host a series this week exploring all the elements associated with this condition.

Why we worry... can we change...bizarre worries...can we pass our anxieties onto our children etc

So what do you worry about that's totally irrational? Have you ever managed to find a way of dealing with it and developing a way of banishing the blues? cummings@bbc.co.uk

Oh and don't worry... no Bobby mcFerrin records will be used to illustrate our stories next week!

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Mark CummingsHi, I'm Mark Cummings. Every day I explore all things Gloucestershire on my breakfast show. The stories, the people, the history, the news - the complete package of what makes the county tick. On the show, and on this blog, we share our knowledge, stories and experiences to celebrate life in Gloucestershire.

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