Need advice please
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So I've had two days with mild anxiety iv been happy started drawing again going out for meals ect been feeling like im finally gripping and getting hold of my own self even applied for a job as I have only ever worked once in my life I'm 22 but now the fears are coming back they have rang me and I can't bring myself to ring them back now I have left hand and finger pains along with throbbing pain in left rib and I'm fearing heart atatck there's no reason for my left hand and fingers to have these pains it's horrible and the rub pain should I even try to ring this job back or do you think the stress of it is doing this ?
I'm really nervous even for the phone call I feel iv failed already I have no self esteem or self confidence anymore I don't know if I've made myself ill again
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iain68035 stephx
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Did u have anxiety when u started work again or was it at a end stage of it ?
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farhan94339 stephx
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elizabeth11977 stephx
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If we talk another "fighting" the anxiety , by using the word fight we create more anxiety! You can't fight and be calm! The operative words should be "accept" and "float" ! Both these words are calming. If you can tell yourself you are accepting what is happening to you and you will float with it till it passes then your anxiety automatically reduces. Can you see how this could help? I didn't say it was easy though it becomes easier with practise. So...you have pain in your ribs? Does it stop you from doing anything? If not then tell yourself you will accept it and float with it for the time being and see how it goes. Same for any other symptom. Give it a go. Believe me if you say it often enough it helps. Better than telling yourself you're having a heart attack surely! Apply it to the job situation too. Good luck!
Ange1a stephx
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This is nerves. We all feel nervous when we go for new jobs. (I say this as it's easy to feel like other people don't feel these feelings, but they do).
Take some deep breaths and pick up that phone. Don't think negative thoughts - just pick up the phone, ring them and see what they say. There will never be a right time to go back to work after being out of it - you will always feel nervous. And the more you put it off, the worse the problem will become.
I was so nervous when I started a new job after having my child. It is a normal feeling for anyone to feel.
I very nearly cancelled! But I went and it has been the making of me. I love my job and feel more whole as a result of it. I'm so glad I didn't do what that little voice in my brain was telling me to do.
Good luck with the new job!