Health Anxiety is running me ragged!
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I've always worried about my health from time to time. But the last month has been complete he**.
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Posted , 4 users are following.
I've always worried about my health from time to time. But the last month has been complete he**.
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tanya_13503
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I am so sick and tired of worrying about my health, yet I can't seem to stop. It seems to get worse everyday, especially at night when I'm alone. I, like so many others have googled myself to "death". I am a Christian and I've been praying and begging God for mercy and release from this. I always feel guilty, because if I trusted God then I wouldn't worry! Please someone help me or just talk to me. Oh, by the way I am a 41 year old female with 2 adult children and one 12 year old.
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Purpledobermann tanya_13503
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No judgment here just a word of warning. Alcohol magnifies depression and anxiety. How about seeking therapy? Health anxiety is quite relentless. I have completed medication therapy some years ago and although i am now labelled psychologically and clinically 'sound' i still am sensitive to health issues. Although now i can laugh about it, know when to stop googling and know when i need to go to the doctor and when not. You are carrying a heavy load now following your separation and have obviously been under a lot of stress. Therapy can help give you a break, relax you and help you recharge batteries so you can rise back up. Sending best wishes.
tanya_13503 Purpledobermann
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Purpledobermann tanya_13503
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hahaha yes well i am sure you won't be looking forward to getting up for therapy some of the time at least. To be honest therapy used to just annoy me. Once i was dismissed by psychologists and sent to a psychiatrist i found peace. Medication worked better for me. Being gradually able to face small tasks and responsibilities and regain control of my life i was on a roll. I am 38, female and have two kids aged 11 and 3. I completed 12 years of therapy 3 years ago. Have been symptom free for 8 years and as i told you i am still sensitive to health issues. Which makes me stay informed and on top of my health so it is put to good use if nothing else . Please remember that you are not failing in your faith in God. But in your faith in yourself. xxx
Peanut1950 tanya_13503
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Being a single female with kids is hard. I've done it twice. The second time I was going through chemo and had to let my daughter go live with her father, who was married, because of the effects of chemo. Most of it is financial. If that is good great. Maybe you are worring about gettng sick and not being able to take care of the 12 year old. Go back to school, get a grant to help you go back to school. I wish I had done that. I thought I needed a man to take care of me instead of me taking care of myself. Get out there and exercise even if you are a skinny thing. Do it with your 12 year old. Don't feel guilty of divorcing a man. Like yourself more. If you don't like yourself then can't expect someone else to. Another partner will come into your life...give off the right ora
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