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[tricia56]

Please delete my account thk you

[nomorepanic]

What's up Tricia?

[debs71]

I would be sad to see you go Tricia.

Hope you are ok. xx

[Carnation]

Tricia I have just posted on your other thread, hope it will help.

[Fishmanpa]

Tricia,

This same thread has come up several times before. I'm one of the members that have posted in favor of trying meds. I've stopped responding to your threads as you're quite sensitive and tend to overreact to positive suggestions and anything concerning meds.

Perhaps it would be prudent to review the eight years of posts, maybe make a chart of positives and negatives and then determine if leaving is in your best interest as the site has been very supportive. In reviewing your posts, it seems you've been stuck in a rut for a long time. What else is there to do tbh? Your history suggests that meds is something you should try.

Best wishes on whatever you decide.

Positive thoughts

[tricia56]

Thk you all so much you all have been so good to me over the yrs and it will be a shame to loose that support so I'm going to stay and I'm going to try and do all the advice you all have gave me and to exept that I will sometimes get honest opinions of some members because they are only trying to help me so thk you all

[pulisa]

Being honest with you will actually help you far more than telling you what you may feel more comfortable hearing, Tricia. Clearly you are in distress and need help to move forward with your anxiety management and people here are just trying to give you some guidance in what is a very sensitive subject. No one is judging you or dismissing your fears. Glad you are staying xx

[MyNameIsTerry]

I'm glad to hear you are staying, Tricia.

Please don't worry about being judged on here. There are never any easy decisions about treatment, we just keep trying until we find things that work, whatever they may be.

If people keep suggesting meds, they are just trying to be helpful, there is no pressure and there never should be. Meds are not an easy option when you've had difficult experiences, they can seem easy when you haven't. Having a fear of taking that step doesn't mean anyone is judging though.

Remember what Kimberley said about her meds journey? She was just like you and she had a good GP who threw the textbook out the window and used common sense! The result was a much easier start up and someone previously afraid of trying meds is now happy on them and finding they help. So, don't give up even due to the fear of them, it might just mean you need a good doctor with some common sense in their noggin rather than one who reads the same advice we can access on the internet in a few clicks.

[Carnation]

Glad you are staying Tricia.