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Default Jan 05, 2020 at 03:49 PM
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I have severe anxiety grrrrrrrrrr. If someone would kindly post some links here for me it might help me a bit.

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Any helpful podcasts? Anything?

(except for meds)

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Default Jan 06, 2020 at 02:36 PM
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This is something I am not at all good at.

I struggle with anxiety and panic. I can feel it eating me up

I use anxiety meditations sometimes...
I will look out some for you.

Distraction can be some support. Smelling scented oils?

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Default Jan 06, 2020 at 04:07 PM
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I'm not so good either. I think the scented oils is a good idea though. I mean, guess I've tried that. Lavendar is what I was recommended.
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Default Jan 06, 2020 at 04:16 PM
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Just for reference: PsychCentral - Anxiety Disorders

I get partial relief from anxiety in deep, slow diaphragmatic breathing and by consciously slowing my "normal" movements. It can make me look ridiculous, but less so as I age.


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Default Jan 25, 2020 at 11:07 AM
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I have severe anxiety grrrrrrrrrr. If someone would kindly post some links here for me it might help me a bit.
Hi....haven't been here in a good while. I have anxiety 24/7 and just try to live with it. No medications have worked for me. I just try to put one foot in front of the other every second of each day.

You asked for some resources.....I love The Anxiety Guy (Dennis Simsek). You can follow him on FB and he also does podcasts and YouTube videos. He is very active on the internet so there are not weeks or months where you don't hear anything from him. Anxiety is his business.

I also like Jay Shetty and Mel Robbins puts out some pretty good material too. Just Google search any of these.
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This is something I am not at all good at.

I struggle with anxiety and panic. I can feel it eating me up

I use anxiety meditations sometimes...
I will look out some for you.

Distraction can be some support. Smelling scented oils?

I am sending hugs and much empathy
Thank you dear Thirty shades

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[QUOTE=Kaboodle;6751886

I love The Anxiety Guy (Dennis Simsek). on FB and he also does podcasts and YouTube videos. He is very active on the internet so there are not weeks or months where you don't hear anything from him. Anxiety is his business.

I also like Jay Shetty and Mel Robbins puts out some pretty good material too. Google search any of these.[/QUOTE]

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Just for reference: PsychCentral - Anxiety Disorders

I get partial relief from anxiety in deep, slow diaphragmatic breathing and by consciously slowing my "normal" movements.

Thank you (((((((((((((( Rohag )))))))))))))

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