Keywords: Depression , Mental Health , Bipolar Disorder , Anxiety , Mental illness , Bipolar , Mental Hospital , Sexism , health , mental health awareness , discrimination , ableism
He knew a lot and I felt I couldn’t lie to him. I’ve lied to other clinicians because, honestly, I didn’t trust them. I was afraid they’d throw me in a hospital against my will again.
https://themadroad.wordpress.com/2021/01/13/i-feel-like-im-not-being-listened-to
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but I often don’t because I assume, well I must be wrong. The other person probably knows best. When that’s not always true.
https://mydysfunctionallifeblog.wordpress.com/2020/12/11/fighting-anxiety
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My name is Angie and I am from a small town in Iowa. I was born and raised in the same town and have only live a little bit of my life in towns nearby. I am creating a place where I can share my journey on the road to healing and finding peace. I have lived with depression and anxiety most of my life and feel like it is time to share and help others with their journey.
https://bravespiritfiercemind.wordpress.com
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I don’t necessarily have control over my main trigger being my main trigger, but I do have control over what triggers my anxiety. The amount of caffeine I consume if and on a daily basis is the main one, the other is the surrounding/environmental factors. For example large group settings or get-togethers, grocery stores, malls, even driving. These are some surrounding/environmental factors that can trigger my anxiety depending on the circumstances.
https://lifewithellie.travel.blog/2020/10/04/riding-the-tailgate
Keywords: anxiety , bipolar disorder , depression , inspiration , Mental Health , mental illness , mentalhealth , mentalillness , obsessive compulsive disorder , ocd , postaday , postaweek , uncustomaryhousewifeblog
The resources in this post are ordered by how frequently their keywords are searched on my blog and how frequently people contact me for certain resources. Most of these resources are based in the United States.
https://uncustomaryhousewife.com/2020/03/03/mental-health-crisis-lines-and-communities
life
Life has been pretty rocky and no doubt a lot of times you have those “fuck it” moments where you just wanna quit everything and dig a hole to hide in.
It is not easy when you’re overwhelmed with issues in your life, worse off, you’re in business. Recently i realized that i have issues breathing but my health reports came out fine, nothing was wrong with my lungs, neither my heart. But i just felt that i couldn’t breathe.
I don’t live with my Parents because we had issues for a long time, we still talk but we kept things to a minimum because that is what we all realize is good for us. And right now is one of those times, i want to hug my Dad just to feel that everything will be alright. I am a character of high self-esteem and i never break down, i…
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adulthood, adulting, anxiety, bipolar, depression, life, mental health, mental illness, recovery
Hey everyone,
Did I ever tell you that about the time I was in such a rush to get home because I felt like anxiety was closing the world in around me, that I walked up to the wrong house and was trying to open the door with my key for a good few minutes. I can laugh about it now because I must have looked like an idiot cursing at a door that didn’t belong to me ( thank god no one was home). I remember finally realising that I was telling the wrong door to ” fucking open you piece of shit”, I felt like anxiety was going to swallow me whole. I was only one house along, and as soon as I closed my front door, I cried my eyes out. Was I crying over the original anxiety or the new anxiety from trying to get into…
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Mental Health
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happiness, personal effectiveness, resilience
One of my many talents is being able to project negatively into the future and predict calamity and doom. Although it is something, I am good at, it is not good for my wellbeing and resilience. And oftent I find myself worrying about something that will never happen. I am aware that people say ‘plan for the worst and hope for the best’, however I think we can struggle with the later.
The trouble is worrying is a complete waste of time and energy because we worry about something that may never happen and then if it does, we worry again. We could half the time spent worrying by just waiting to see if we actually need to. When you get right down to it, it is inefficient and we could use the time more wisely.
So I have decided…
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Funny Health 