As someone with panic attack induced agoraphobia, this one really hit home. It took me a lot longer than a year sadly, (healing has it's own unique timeline for us all) but the same thing is starting to happen for me too. I'm starting to dis-believe the lies of my own mind. I wonder why it's default is to be such a jerk?? Regardless, it certainly can be! Thank you for reinforcing this for me today, and helping me grow over the years. Invaluable wisdom. And I'm so sorry you had to experience that! Having had them multiple times a day for years, I can definitely empathize with how incredibly frightening and draining they are. Anyone else reading this who has panic disorder, just know, it won't last forever. You will get through it. BIG BIG LOVE - Jenn
Thanks for sharing a piece of your experience, Jenn. And yes to disbelieving the mind! May you continue to find yourself moving away from such a tough reality. Huge love to you, dearest. 💜🙏💜
I truly Love your integrity and honesty in your writing, Always so refreshing...and helpful.
I think you're wonderfully open and keep your ego in check. You're always clear that you are one of us, nothing more or less, " just a human on a bus trying to make his way home"
On another note I hope you get the "New Pope" position......Sincerely !!
I love you so much and I could not love this anymore. You are such a gorgeous human. I used to have agoraphobia, and major panic attacks, and it's been a long time since I've had a full on one; love you, love you, love buddy.
I've gone through some horrendous anxiety. At one point, the physical sensation of anxiety in my body was so bad that I wanted to kill myself. It was only when I stopped trying to change it or figure it out that it subsided (well, subsided enough that I could get help). I learned that anxiety is a fucking liar. Depression is a liar.
Thanks for opening the door to this chat about anxiety and how our minds lie to us, continually!
Sending big big love to you and anyone suffering today. 💞
As someone with panic attack induced agoraphobia, this one really hit home. It took me a lot longer than a year sadly, (healing has it's own unique timeline for us all) but the same thing is starting to happen for me too. I'm starting to dis-believe the lies of my own mind. I wonder why it's default is to be such a jerk?? Regardless, it certainly can be! Thank you for reinforcing this for me today, and helping me grow over the years. Invaluable wisdom. And I'm so sorry you had to experience that! Having had them multiple times a day for years, I can definitely empathize with how incredibly frightening and draining they are. Anyone else reading this who has panic disorder, just know, it won't last forever. You will get through it. BIG BIG LOVE - Jenn
Thanks for sharing a piece of your experience, Jenn. And yes to disbelieving the mind! May you continue to find yourself moving away from such a tough reality. Huge love to you, dearest. 💜🙏💜
A friend of mine is going through this and it’s a horrible thing to witness.
My heart goes out to you, Kelly, and to your friend, of course. Lots of love to you both. 💜🙏💜
Thank you Scott. 🙏🏻🌻
Big Love Scott. Love your honesty and sharing how anxiety effects everyone and differently.
Hugs 🤗💕
Thank you, Nancy, and Big Love back to you! 💜🙏💜
I truly Love your integrity and honesty in your writing, Always so refreshing...and helpful.
I think you're wonderfully open and keep your ego in check. You're always clear that you are one of us, nothing more or less, " just a human on a bus trying to make his way home"
On another note I hope you get the "New Pope" position......Sincerely !!
hahaha re: the new Pope position. You're quite the comedian. Love you, brother, and thanks for all your kind words. 💜💜💜
I love you so much and I could not love this anymore. You are such a gorgeous human. I used to have agoraphobia, and major panic attacks, and it's been a long time since I've had a full on one; love you, love you, love buddy.
May you never have another panic attack, dearest. I love you love you love you too. xxoo
I've gone through some horrendous anxiety. At one point, the physical sensation of anxiety in my body was so bad that I wanted to kill myself. It was only when I stopped trying to change it or figure it out that it subsided (well, subsided enough that I could get help). I learned that anxiety is a fucking liar. Depression is a liar.
Thanks for opening the door to this chat about anxiety and how our minds lie to us, continually!
Sending big big love to you and anyone suffering today. 💞
I love you xxoo