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I'm constantly terrified, I can't stand it

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carla97985
carla97985

I'm 13 and over the summer I have really been struggling. I am terrified that I am going blind and insane. I'm worried I am going to start hearing voices, but the fear is just constant and it eats away at me. Most of my hliday has been spent crying, I just really need help because I'm not coping very well. I am sacred by everything now though, the mention of words linked to scariness can set me off. I don't know how to deal with it. Does anyone feel the same?

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  • tess33005
    tess33005 carla97985

    Posted

    Hi there. Are there any reasons why you would be going blind and insane? Is there a family history of it?

    Please answer back.

    love Tess xx

    • carla97985
      carla97985 tess33005

      Posted

      Not really, I wear glasses and my grandad has had issues lately with his eyes. But going insane wise, no (well not that I am awear of). x
    • tess33005
      tess33005 carla97985

      Posted

      Please go to your doctor and explain how you feel.

      It's probably Severe Health Anxiety, and there are medicines you can take to help - also, therapy.

      Love Tess xxx

    • carla97985
      carla97985 tess33005

      Posted

      I've been to the doctors and I'm on a waiting list for the hospital health care. But it could be a while before I get an appointment. I'm going on holiay for a few days really soon and I'm feeling very anxious about it, do you have any ideas on how to cope. I know I won't have anything to distract myself with, I don't know how I'm going to sleep and I'm going to be away from my comfort zone. x

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