In the enchanting land of Meadowville, there lived a gentle horse named Geo. Geo was a beautiful white horse with a flowing mane and a heart as big as the sky. But there was something different about Geo – he had anxiety disorder.

Every day, Geo would wake up feeling nervous and worried. He would fret about things that other horses didn’t seem to worry about. Sometimes, he would feel his heart racing, and he would find it hard to catch his breath.

One day, Geo’s teacher, Mrs. Meadow, announced that each student would have to give a presentation about something unique about themselves. Geo felt a knot forming in his stomach. How could he explain his anxiety disorder to his classmates?

As the days passed, Geo grew more anxious. He practiced his presentation over and over again, trying to find the right words to explain what anxiety disorder was like for him.

Finally, the day of the presentations arrived. Geo took a deep breath and walked to the front of the class. He looked out at his classmates, his heart pounding in his chest.

“Hello, everyone,” Geo began. “My name is Geo, and I want to tell you about something that makes me a little different. I have anxiety disorder.”

Geo explained how sometimes he felt worried for no reason, or how his heart would race for things that others might find easy. He talked about the importance of deep breaths and counting to calm himself down.

To Geo’s surprise, his classmates listened intently. Some of them nodded, understanding how he felt. Others asked questions, wanting to learn more about anxiety disorder.

After Geo’s presentation, his classmates gathered around him, offering their support. They told him that they appreciated him sharing his story and that they were there for him whenever he needed.

From that day on, Geo felt a weight lifted off his shoulders. He realized that it was okay to talk about his anxiety disorder and that his classmates were there to support him. And as he galloped through Meadowville, he knew that no matter what, he was brave and strong.