mapmaker
06-08-09, 20:09
Have you been told by others that your desire to get better is so strong that it may be making you more anxious and adding to your anxiety condition?
My doctor and a couple of my friends have said that my desire to get better and get on with my recovery over anxiety/panic disorder is so strong that its putting stress on myself and adding to my anxiety level. I've done some good things to help deal with my anxiety. Taking walks, talking to friends, getting out of the house, listening to calming music, keeping my mind occuppied, writing out my thoughts in a diary online, meditating, taking vitamins, therapy, eating healthily, when negative thoughts enter my mind I say to myself... *stop*. to quiet my mind.
I want to get better and get back to my normal life. How many of you have felt the same way. That you want to move forward and feel you are making progress towards being your old self before you had anxiety? That you want to put this anxiety behind you and move onto a better and brighter future?
My doctor and a couple of my friends have said that my desire to get better and get on with my recovery over anxiety/panic disorder is so strong that its putting stress on myself and adding to my anxiety level. I've done some good things to help deal with my anxiety. Taking walks, talking to friends, getting out of the house, listening to calming music, keeping my mind occuppied, writing out my thoughts in a diary online, meditating, taking vitamins, therapy, eating healthily, when negative thoughts enter my mind I say to myself... *stop*. to quiet my mind.
I want to get better and get back to my normal life. How many of you have felt the same way. That you want to move forward and feel you are making progress towards being your old self before you had anxiety? That you want to put this anxiety behind you and move onto a better and brighter future?