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Hi there,
You are clearly going through a very stressful and upsetting period. Anxiety can be deeply unsettling and trigger all sorts of emotions in you- like feelings of guilt. Venessa summed it up beautifully when she said that anxiety plays games with our mind.
Dottie
I second her suggestion to see a GP (if you haven't already) as he/she can explore options that could help you.
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Hi mmmmmm,
Thank you for sharing your story with us. There is some great advise above from Venessa and Dottie, you should most certainly spend some time with a GP and also see a behavioural therapist/counselor in order to get all of this off your chest.
I will tell you that your post actually made a lot of sense. Anybody on this site who has experienced anxiety, negative thoughts, self doubt, low self esteem etc. understands precisely what you are saying about being confused, not knowing what your real feelings are, and how others may perceive you. The thing is - in the real world, others almost never, ever perceive you the way you "think" they perceive you. This is all the doing of your anxious mind, it has convinced you of a problem that has no independent existence or reality, no permanence. It is something you are however feeding without knowing so.
From here, please go and see your doctor and then a counselor; keep your support network around you strong; learn what "mindfulness" is (simply Google search it and see what you learn) as this will greatly help you monitor and understand the genesis of your feelings and thoughts; live a healthy life and eat plenty of good brain foods; exercise; and laugh, laugh, laugh!
A multi-pronged strategy is often required to heal ourselves. We are here for you anytime, all the best.
Steve
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