Meira
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Just got an appointment for an assessment following a referral from my GP! I had some counselling last year for 6 weeks and know I need to continue on a more long term basis. Don't know why this scares me so much.
Just got an appointment for an assessment following a referral from my GP! I had some counselling last year for 6 weeks and know I need to continue on a more long term basis. Don't know why this scares me so much.
Good luck Meira, try not to be scared it's a good positive step. Once I've popped bubs out I'm going to go back on the Prozac. I tend to find that I go on and off meds dependant upon how my life is effected with my OCD and anxiety. Some times you just need a bit more help than at other times. So its good that you're going back to counselling. And if it ever gets too much again, you can go back to your counseling again. Thinking of you. Good luck xxxx
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Thanks happyfeet. When are you due? It must have been hard coming off the meds. I just want to get to a point where absolutely everything doesn't scare me and stop me from doing things. I think since the last run of counselling I've had less frequent panic attacks but I think I've made excuses to avoid situations that bring on anxiety and that's not necessarily a good thing. Xxx
I'm due 4th of May, I wasn't on any when I fell pregnant but id hit a point where i needed to go back on them, so my docs appt turned from a "I need to go back on the meds" to a "surprise im pregnant" haha. It's been a tough few months with all those hormones on top of everything else, I've had a few panic attacks too but I'll be ok
It's a horrible feeling being frightened of everything, very debilitating isn't it I think you do avoid situations, which sometimes means your managing how to get through your day, but it can go too far the other way can't it. It's really good that you realise that though. That's why im going to go back on the meds, I've realised some behaviours have to change and my poorly brain can't quite do it on its own- no shame in that though chick. Xxxx hugs xxxx
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Thanks happyfeet. When are you due? It must have been hard coming off the meds. I just want to get to a point where absolutely everything doesn't scare me and stop me from doing things. I think since the last run of counselling I've had less frequent panic attacks but I think I've made excuses to avoid situations that bring on anxiety and that's not necessarily a good thing. Xxx
Im in the same boat as you but not on any medication, feel scared of everything and a simple trip to the dentist and Im panicking and getting stomach spasms atleast 2 days before hand. I think the worst thing to do is stay in your comfort zone which is what I am doing! Xx
Lol it's definitely the easier option to stay in our comfort zones but for me it's getting to the point that it's interfering with life too much. Like not wanting to go out and socialise with my husbands friends, or simply getting on a train or waiting in a doctors office, and we got two family weddings this year that just thinking about them starts me off into a panic. It's been hard but I've bitten the bullet and asked for more counselling so hoping things will start to get easier although I know it's going to be a long process.
Hope you can find something that helps you out of your comfort zone too. Lots of love xxx
There are lots of different types of anxiety. I don't get worried about leaving the house, going anywhere or anything like that. I get other symptoms like mood swings that leaf to depressive days. X
This is me down to a tee. I have recently been thinking about going back to see my GP but i'm a little worried about going
Don't be Nervous. The fact you've even been offered this is a fantastic step not many people get this far. I found it fantastic give it a good go, the best thing you can do is be as open as possible xx
Mine was C a T therapy not CBT x
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