Emotional wreck
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Despite going to the hospital yesterday and being checked i still think im dying. Infact i know i am. I told the doctor everything and he didnt say much. He said he cannot find any signs of weakness in my muscles. Then i told him the stress i have at home..i have another hospital appointment on friday and im so scared because i know that they will tell me i have an illness and that i am dying.
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catherine23104 emily52713
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LoneWolf7 emily52713
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Because your so convinced something is bad, it's taking its effect on you, and one small little thing like for instance being tired, you think your dying, your not. When you go Friday, talk again about your anxiety, talk again about everything, make sure they know what your saying instead of blowing it over their heads, your okay and you will be okay soon.
You'll get all this sorted and be on the up, it's a slow process but you'll do it!
My inbox is always open to you!
emily52713 LoneWolf7
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Aspinan emily52713
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You and your health professionals need to concentrate on the health anxiety your suffering from.
Drs don't fob off if they think there is something wrong, they have given and done all the tests for what you believe is the matter and they have come back negative so you haven't got what you believe you have.
Have you done the diary thing I suggested, and printed some information on health anxiety for your mum?
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emily52713 Aspinan
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Aspinan emily52713
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Would you say that irrespective of what the Drs tell you, or the test results show you will not be convinced or even slightly satisfied that you don't have the condition you think you have? Because that is at the heart of your actual illness.
What appear to be happening is that you can't associate your physical anxiety symptoms with the anxiety condition you know you have unless your feeling anxious at the time, or any "normal" physical sensation has to be associated with some form of terrible illness so you go looking for a self diagnosis which then feeds directly into your heakth fears and the cycle continues.
Some symptoms you say you have like the side of your face dropping is psychosomatic in that you see it although it's not happening, in a similar way a person with an eating disorder sees themselves as fat when they look in the mirror when in fact they are Severly underweight.
i can understand none of the above will probably make you feel any better or helps but you have to chase your GP for the treatment you need, I recall that you were still waiting for the councelling session date and I suggested you chase it up and get it underway, have you of your mum chased it at all?
Neil
emily52713 Aspinan
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Aspinan emily52713
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Please tell me how you get on and what they say.
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UrAlliGOt emily52713
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she's probably mad because you already have a few or many visits to the doctor and all came out fine, just try to ask her if she knows any good therapist that can help you.
LoneWolf7 emily52713
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What did the docttors say?
emily52713 LoneWolf7
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LoneWolf7 emily52713
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emily52713 LoneWolf7
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LoneWolf7 emily52713
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rachel62244 emily52713
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Aspinan rachel62244
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Natural child birth is probably the safest option to be fair as the risk of complications after a section including infection are whilst slim are greater.
im not sure you can insist on an elective section, obviously not.
I can only suggest you contact your midwife or the hospital and discuss your concerns fully especially the suicidal thoughts and your mental state.
Nobody has a crystal ball and can tell you everything will be okay and you will be fine but on the balance of probabilities everything is likely to be fine and you will have a lovely baby and be in good heakth throughout the birth and after.
You might be able to ask them what akternatives there are also such as an epidural (which is much better than a section anyway).
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