Hi guys
Do anybody suffer with anxiety in there chest and stomach I’ve woken up today and I can feel it all there it’s awful it makes me feel sick and have an upset stomach
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Hi guys
Do anybody suffer with anxiety in there chest and stomach I’ve woken up today and I can feel it all there it’s awful it makes me feel sick and have an upset stomach
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I think the vast majority of us do, Jonny.
Your problem is that you treat it like a big deal rather than a minor annoyance.
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Sometimes, it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness. - Terry Pratchett
Thanks guys, my chest feels so tight, is it normal for the mornings to be worse than the evenings
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Well it was normal when you asked about it before, so yes!
Ok sorry, I’ve tried staying off here but the last two days have been awful
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Hence why you need to learn to reassure yourself. It's a skill that takes hard work and determination.
EDIT: Saying this as an inked person, but how can a bit of a dodgy stomach freak you out when you have that huge sleeve?
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Sometimes, it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness. - Terry Pratchett
Because I chose to put myself through the tattoo haha
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Makes sense. I have one that I pretty much slept through, and one that was more or less in the top 5 least pleasant experiences of my life.
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Sometimes, it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness. - Terry Pratchett
Then choose to allow yourself to feel the anxiety full force and say 'fvck it'.
I'm honestly not trying to be a dick by responding to you in this way, I'm just trying to illustrate the repeating patterns of behaviour, the need for reassurance and the fear of a perfectly normal physical sensation.
BlueIris is right, you need to learn how to reassure yourself. It's really the only way to get better.
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