dinkduk
31-05-07, 18:45
I've had anxiety for the past 5 years and the one thing that keeps it going is my extreme shyness and inability to make friends, I don't know but is this called social phobia?
I've listened to all these great speakers talk about anxiety and how they cured themselves, Lucinda Bassett, Charles Linden but the one thing they didn't also have to contend with is shyness, I listen to Lucinda Bassett and I've never heard a more out going person.
At work I have no friends, At home I have no friends, I can't get along with family, I litteraly have no one to talk to, and in turn this brings on anxiety and depression.
Sure my doctor gave me meds which do no good, they cure the anxiety yes but nothing else.
I've went to CBT but am to shy to talk
People say just talk to people, but my mind goes totally blank, infact on occasions when I meet people the ask me my name, and as per usual my mind goes blank and I have even forgotten my name let alone have a conversation.
I have no problems talking on the like of these message boards just in really life.
This condition really is a lonely condition. Has anyone else had similar problems? If so have you any advice?
I've listened to all these great speakers talk about anxiety and how they cured themselves, Lucinda Bassett, Charles Linden but the one thing they didn't also have to contend with is shyness, I listen to Lucinda Bassett and I've never heard a more out going person.
At work I have no friends, At home I have no friends, I can't get along with family, I litteraly have no one to talk to, and in turn this brings on anxiety and depression.
Sure my doctor gave me meds which do no good, they cure the anxiety yes but nothing else.
I've went to CBT but am to shy to talk
People say just talk to people, but my mind goes totally blank, infact on occasions when I meet people the ask me my name, and as per usual my mind goes blank and I have even forgotten my name let alone have a conversation.
I have no problems talking on the like of these message boards just in really life.
This condition really is a lonely condition. Has anyone else had similar problems? If so have you any advice?