Obviously, you're
really having a bad day
It's interesting... You started therapy earlier in the month. I don't know how many sessions you've had but you were prescribed medication to help. You just posted that your therapist is out of town for a month so where does that leave you? No, you don't just get over it overnight but the journey to healing starts with taking small steps. You have something that can help you take another step and sadly, it's apparent from your reply, you haven't done so.
Its true, I don't suffer from anxiety. I have/had worries and concerns like anyone else but they don't manifest themselves into anything close to what I see on the boards. I did have a bout with depression for which I took Zoloft for 6 months while in therapy and I did suffer from "scanxiety" after my cancer and I took Buspar for a few weeks prior to the check ups as the
real legitimate fear of it coming back was 50/50 for the first two years post treatment. The "scanxiety" manifested itself into extreme irritability. I thought I was doing Ok but when I was flipping out over the stupidest things, I knew I needed help. The Buspar had no side effects for me and I could start and stop as needed. It took the edge off. I called it my F off pill because it enabled me to tell my negativity to F off. My daughter is a severe sufferer of anxiety and depression so I do have some insight. I also recognized when these mental issues were manifesting themselves, sought help, took the meds and worked my ass off so I could move on and live my life. The difference was for me it was real due to actually having heart attacks and cancer vs. the fantastical nature of what you and others post about here.
I'll refrain completely from responding to your threads or posts from now on. I truly wish you healing and as always....
Positive thoughts