Thank you Tyke and it's comfort to know that I am not the only one that feels this way.
I've always thought of myself as a realist and sometimes reality hurts or is disappointing.
How right you are when people in the real world don't really want to talk about anxiety and you become an avoidance or a pity case. They just don't get it at all. So I end up talking to myself most of the time.
But you can use anxiety to get out of stuff you don't want to do, so it has its advantages.
The day before yesterday I had a brilliant day free from anxiety and was able to be normal for once.
Unfortunately the same couldn't be said for yesterday, but the heat had returned and climbed to a 28c when out yesterday. I also neglected my meditation unlike the day before when I spent a whole hour meditating.
So I must make that a priority.
Why is it such an ordeal to set aside meditation every day?
I find myself saying, "I'll do it later" or "I've just eaten or I'm too tired".
It's so important and reminds us to breathe!