Anxiety Support Group

Anxiety is a physical condition marked by intense and persistent feelings of distress, fear, angst or dread. General anxiety caused by routine day-to-day stresses usually passes quickly and is experienced by almost everyone at one time or another. However, such feelings that linger over time and are very difficult to cope with, and which lack a clear cause, may indicate...

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I hate this :(

MorningSadness00
MorningSadness00
I am so sick of this. I feel so weird, like i am going to go insane or something. I really hate this feeling. It's scary, and i wish it would just go away. I am terrified. I feel like nothing i type makes sense, and i feel like nothing i am reading makes sense either..Why wont this feeling just go away? Because thatd be wonderful if it was completely gone and never came back again. Im so scared and fed up with the feeling.. I just hope i am not psychotic :(
deleted_user
deleted_user
Leah, we all get to that point of feeling sick and tired of feeling anxious, but thats what motivates us to fight even harder and keep strong & positive. I'm here for you. Believe in yourself !!
femalebauz
femalebauz
I know you hate it. I do too. Take one step at a time. You can do this. If i get to the point where I think that I am dragging backwards I think of everything that I have done. I have come a long way and you will too. Keep positive energy and thouhts going
lizzyrose
lizzyrose
you are not insane it is the anxiety what your feeling most people feel today i have been very anxious and feel weird it is the anxiety im sick of it to
i hope you feel better soon
and the people on here are amazing

lizzy
deleted_user
deleted_user
It does indeed suck! But, you're not psychotic. You won't go crazy.

Going insane never has been and never will be part of anxiety.

Your mind is fatigued and thoughts come more quickly than you can manage. Bizarre thoughts are a normal part of panic/anxiety.

Again, I highly suggest reading works by Dr. Claire Weekes to help yourself demystify these symptoms. The more you understand what's happening, the less you're afraid of it.

It takes time, but we can all get there.