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| I don't think much of people who do this
Posted: 4/23/2009 6:58:11 AM | | I completely agree irespire....for one thing, you can have a so called disorder but ususally it doesn't affect anyone else. I suffer from anxiety, a lot more so than the average person. The sort of thing that sets me off is the sort of thing that would worry anyone, but maybe to a lesser degree, e.g. I always feel quite troubled when I see road accidents on the news, especially if I don't see the whole clip and it can make me feel quite uneasy because I end up worrying in case it was someone I know. I know its not rational, but that's the thing with anxiety disorders....they are not rational. It's like I have a bit of a panic attack; then I calm down and think what was I worrying about, but it's horrible while it happens. I also like to know the people I care about have got home safely after a long journey and I tend to panic if I don't get that reassurance. Once my ex boyfriend fell asleep in the car when travelling back from Scotland. It had gone 2 hours past his arrival time and I did feel really ill and panicky and I couldn't concentrate on anything... he was ok, he'd fallen asleep in the car as he needed a break from driving. I have been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder, and I know I am prone to worry. I have had traumatic experiences in past relationships, which I feel triggered this anxiety, but I beieve it was there anyway and just lying dormant. As I work in a stressful job, I take tablets which make me feel calmer but I try not to let it affect me too much. I don't take think there's many people, if they being really honest, who can say they've never suffered anxiety or depression. I try to be sympathetic to those that do, because I've been there. However, some people still view anything like this as a stigma, because they don't understand and, if the truth be known, they're frightened of it. | |
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| I don't think much of people who do this
Posted: 5/24/2009 9:37:33 PM | LOL and "Amen "to that very true statement.Confusious say,"must be crazy to live in this world!"Every body has their faults, come on people, Show a Little Love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Corrie | |
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| I don't think much of people who do this
Posted: 5/24/2009 9:47:10 PM | Hey Kris, I like your honesty. And yes, Bi-Polar are fun to be around. I know, I have a bi-polar daughter. She is on medication and has blood work to keep it regulated. Go to my profile and you will see Kristy, my daughter, myself and Kristys' two beautiful daughters', My Granddaughter's. Corrie | |
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