gadlondon
03-11-14, 15:36
Dear all. Thank you for this amazing forum. It has been a great source of information and help.
I was was diagnosed with GAD in June last year after a history of panic attacks. I achieved full remission a year later but unfortunately I have now relapsed. On a positive note, I now know that remission can be achieved and I have fully enjoyed every minute of it.
One of the hardest issues that I have experienced in walking the anxiety path is the lack of empathy, the inevitable loss of friendships and the increased sense of isolation. Why aren't there any support groups for people with GAD?
I would like to hear from people with GAD to exchange experiences and coping skills so do drop me a line if you feel like it. I will be posting some threads soon so hope to see you there. BW
I was was diagnosed with GAD in June last year after a history of panic attacks. I achieved full remission a year later but unfortunately I have now relapsed. On a positive note, I now know that remission can be achieved and I have fully enjoyed every minute of it.
One of the hardest issues that I have experienced in walking the anxiety path is the lack of empathy, the inevitable loss of friendships and the increased sense of isolation. Why aren't there any support groups for people with GAD?
I would like to hear from people with GAD to exchange experiences and coping skills so do drop me a line if you feel like it. I will be posting some threads soon so hope to see you there. BW