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10-03-10, 22:16
I've been suffering from anxiety for the last 17 months, I am not at all afraid to go out and I have to as I work part time and I still visit friends etc but on my days off when I'm alone with my son I just prefer to stay home, my anxiety is pretty much constant and I just don't see the point in going out because I can't concentrate on anything other than my anxiety so I can never really enjoy myself. I can manage my anxiety much better at home.
The weather is really starting to pick up now and I want to go into town with my son this Friday and do a bit of clothes shopping but I constantly feel like I have a weight on my head and shoulders and just overall tension that I just can't take anything in and I end up doing things really quickly and not really take the time in looking at things like I used to. It's very sad but I never saw it as a major problem until my partner said to my mam in general conversation that I always stay in the house and never go anywhere or see people when it's just me and the baby. I feel guilty now that I'm not going out and doing things with my son but I just cope better at home. I have a big fear of dying or my son dying so when I push him around in his pushchair rather than feel extremely proud that I'm a mam to such a beautiful boy I feel panicked and anxious that we could lose eachother at any moment. It really sucks!!!
So I just wondered if this would be considered as agraphobia although I do go out a lot on my own when I have to work?
Thanks x
The weather is really starting to pick up now and I want to go into town with my son this Friday and do a bit of clothes shopping but I constantly feel like I have a weight on my head and shoulders and just overall tension that I just can't take anything in and I end up doing things really quickly and not really take the time in looking at things like I used to. It's very sad but I never saw it as a major problem until my partner said to my mam in general conversation that I always stay in the house and never go anywhere or see people when it's just me and the baby. I feel guilty now that I'm not going out and doing things with my son but I just cope better at home. I have a big fear of dying or my son dying so when I push him around in his pushchair rather than feel extremely proud that I'm a mam to such a beautiful boy I feel panicked and anxious that we could lose eachother at any moment. It really sucks!!!
So I just wondered if this would be considered as agraphobia although I do go out a lot on my own when I have to work?
Thanks x