
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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Ok, I know I've said my family has been unsupportive of my s.a.d., but on the drive to my new home friday, they actually went as far as making fun of me for it. AFTER ALL THE PROGRESS IVE MADE, THEY MAKE FUN OF ME? I asked my 'dad' to get me a drink from the gas station, and he said for me to get it myself. Then I said, 'fine,' and sat back in my seat, so he made chicken noises at me. I was mixed with pity from the fact my 'dad' is so immature and anger from his ignorace about anxiety. Then my mom waved some money and me and said, 'just go in or your not that thirsty.'
With Anxiety, its not really a 'choice.' Either you will make it into that school building or office, or you won't, and whatever end results, you need to be supported. Anyone else have jackasses for family members???
With Anxiety, its not really a 'choice.' Either you will make it into that school building or office, or you won't, and whatever end results, you need to be supported. Anyone else have jackasses for family members???
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With my family I am somewhat 'in' about my anxiety...they must know I have some sort of problem as has been the case throughout life but I don't talk to them about it, they don't talk to me. When I went school I had big probs, I wouldn't speak to people and had endless letters and such home...so it was obvious. My mum used to go through my room and all sorts. These days they refer to that period as a joke. Saying you wouldn't even speak to your teachers and LAUGHING. The teachers had told them I had mental problems. THEN they turn it all around saying 'after all you put us through...we thought you were gona do something stupid' THEN WHY did they do nothing about it?? WHY did they not try and help me? I wasn't going to go to them was I? I feel so failed by them and still do, how am I supposed to forgive them?
Mum's ill now with MS... and she has a go at me because I can't take her anywhere.. she says how come you never take me anywhere and I have no answer because she don't know I'm having treatment because if she did everyone I know would know and they would all feel sorry for her. All the problems SHE has. Asking me about it...I just can't do it.
I guess the point is people just don't understand anxiety but thing is they don't turn round to my mum see her with her MS and say stop feeling bad about it. Or see someone with a broken arm and still expect them to use it as a normal. The anxiety too us is like having that broken bone... and it is not our fault. I guess we all just have to be here for each other, so hugs to everyone out there...keep going and one day we will find a way to promote how debilitating this condition is and just what we go through..
Love to you all
Jo xxx
I came tot his site a few months ago when my Anxiety was really bad and it helped me so much. My attacks are calming down and I only have them a little at a time, not every night like I use to.
I'm only fifteen and I know what Anxiety is, I know I have it. I've talked to my mother about taking me to see my doctor because my friend told me I should. She has Anxiety too and I felt a sense of relief when she told me.
My mother, like always, blew me off on the subject, that's when I knew I was going to have to battle through it alone. It's hard, but I'm getting there. I wanted to get through it without help anyway and it's going good.
So, keep your head up. You'll make it. If you need to talk about anything or you're just having a bad day, message me. :)
xoxo,
Ashley
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