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I am constantly afraid someone in my family is going to die/go missing.
for example, the other day my mother was about half an hour late home from work, and yet I literally vomited because I was so worried about her. I don't know how to handle this anymore. I think I have gotten to the point of hysterics almost every night this week because someone hasn't come home when they said they would be. I do not want to lose anyone. I think that if I did, it would literally kill me. right now my 20
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Hi Alizerath,
I'm glad you have come on here for support.
The symptoms you are describing sound a lot like anxiety. It can come in different forms for different people. For example some people fixate of health issues and stress that they are going to die. It seems like your friends experience has made you fixate on losing someone close to you.
Whatever the form, there are treatments available from your GP or mental health professional. You do not have to spend your life in this state of panic.
Kind thoughts, Jess
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