Lucy36
16-08-07, 15:07
hi guys :D
i havent posted for a while, so i thought i would stick one on, today i am remarkably so proud of myself, for the first time in years i travelled all the way into glasgow city centre 20 mins there and back on bus. i was very nervous but i managed to keep the panic under control and there was no panic attack at all. i was doing positive thinking to myself aswell. i took the dog with me for support, but i can really say i hope next week i can do it without the dog with me, (shes a wee gem on the bus aswell), :yesyes:
my sons wee hamster died the other day after 3 years, so when i came home put the dog in and then jumped on the bus again and went to my local town centre, to get him a new hammy, managed to get right into the main street and do a bit shopping for household goods. then went to pet shop and came home again. :flowers:
people used to say to me that was in recovery and getting on so well, it can be done but i never thought to myself it could be done. that just shows me now we can jfdi lol.
For being agoraphobic and having panic attacks for approx 8 years now, i can really feel it now that ive got through that tunnel. there is always light and the end of the tunnel.
my partner has saw a remarkable difference in me over the last 3 years, geting out and about,
im so looking forward to going to blackpool on the 31st august for the week now. (maybe attempt getting to the top of blackpool tower).
hope all you guys are ok
keep chin up it can be done.
take care lucy
i havent posted for a while, so i thought i would stick one on, today i am remarkably so proud of myself, for the first time in years i travelled all the way into glasgow city centre 20 mins there and back on bus. i was very nervous but i managed to keep the panic under control and there was no panic attack at all. i was doing positive thinking to myself aswell. i took the dog with me for support, but i can really say i hope next week i can do it without the dog with me, (shes a wee gem on the bus aswell), :yesyes:
my sons wee hamster died the other day after 3 years, so when i came home put the dog in and then jumped on the bus again and went to my local town centre, to get him a new hammy, managed to get right into the main street and do a bit shopping for household goods. then went to pet shop and came home again. :flowers:
people used to say to me that was in recovery and getting on so well, it can be done but i never thought to myself it could be done. that just shows me now we can jfdi lol.
For being agoraphobic and having panic attacks for approx 8 years now, i can really feel it now that ive got through that tunnel. there is always light and the end of the tunnel.
my partner has saw a remarkable difference in me over the last 3 years, geting out and about,
im so looking forward to going to blackpool on the 31st august for the week now. (maybe attempt getting to the top of blackpool tower).
hope all you guys are ok
keep chin up it can be done.
take care lucy