On the side of the shower opening that will support the door, hold a jamb piece against the wall so that its lower end fits into the base track. Without moving the track, use a 4-foot level to adjust the jamb until it's plumb. Stick a pencil through the jamb's screw holes to mark the wall.
I was asked to answer, so I'll give this my best shot, please know that I do not have any specialized or trained medical knowledge, only practical experience from Ashtanga yoga and meditation. So, yes, walking does reduce anxiety. 1.
Studies in Japan showed even better effects when walking in a park or forest. Walking gives you time to think, as well as time to get away from stressors. Getting out of the stressful environment, breathing the air, and feeling your body move is natural stress-relief. Other ways walking can relieve stress: 1  1. Take a Break: Put physical and mental distance between you and the stress-causing environment. 2  2. Loosen Up: Many people carry stress by tensing their muscles. 3  3. Get Out of Your Head: Take a break from your internal worries.