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Re: I have a big problem. =/ -
March 23rd 2010, 05:02 PM
I know exactly how you feel. I recently started getting symptoms of anxiety for no reason and it got to the point that it was a daily occurrence, for three months I had constant symptoms of anxiety. I recently got fed up, because it was affecting every aspect of my life and I went to see my doctor. I was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and now I am on medication that will help me get through any attacks. If your anxiety is interfering with your daily life that is often a sign that you need to speak to a doctor or psychologist about getting treatment so you can begin to enjoy yourself again, because like you said you're extremely happy with things, so you deserve to be able to get back to how things were.
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March 28th 2010, 05:19 PM
Hey there,
Yes it's possibile to have both I'm pretty sure, but I'm not a doctor. Medicine isn't the only alternative though. There are types of therapy called Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) which works on coping strategies and ways of turning your thoughts around. Basically, deep breathing is extremely helpful in slowing down your racing mind. Then you have to start thinking differently. Rather than "Oh my God I'm freaking out I'm sick I'm going to die." you have to try and think logically like "I just have a cold. I'm not going to die. I may not feel perfect but I'm going to be okay." Since thinking logically in situations like these may seem almost impossible in the moment, it takes practice in change your thought habbits. After a while, the bad thoughts start to come unconsiously which makes it even harder to change. So I really advise therapy. Also, don't be afraid to tell people in your life about your anxiety. Like it's okay to say to your friend "I know this may sound stupid to you but I get anxious over the littlest things and surprises are one of them so it'd be helpful if you just tell me what it is or don't tell me about it in the future." It's also really nice when people around you know about your anxiety because then they can help uplift you by telling you you're okay. It's much easier to hear from another person when you can't tell yourself. Plus, it seems to help me when my friends know I'm nervous and they start making me laugh to distract my mind, and soon enough I forget what I was even anxious about! Just remember, anxiety is irrational thinking, so if you can get your mind to think rationally, you should feel a lot better. If you ever want to talk, I'm always here. ![]() Hang in there, ![]() Alessa ![]() All Mixed Xtreme Martial Arts |
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