Issue about mental health (worring and anxiety)

Hey guys and girls i am needing some good advice for my health. Right now for the last 40 days i been worning about a issues that having nothing to do with me (a ‘what if’ worry). I had worries like this before but this one has deteriorate faster than any other. I had nightmares, thoughts (bad,wried and scary), not eating, unable to see right, fear of leaving the house, depression, and unable to feel any emotions (like now). I know my worry has nothing to do with me but my mind is driving me up the wall with these thoughts. I know that this is a symptom of the worry but when you feeling nothing and having these thoughts you can feel terrefied. I also know overthinking it has caused this to get worse, however i can’t stop thinking about it because I feel like that is giving up. Also when i have momments where i have stop worrying i make myself worry because i feel i have given up and i can’t stand that thought. i should also note i am taking medication from my doctor for depression and anxiety.
Anyhow I am looking for any advice anyone can give me in my momment dispaer.

ps. sorry for posting this on this fourm but i really need some advice.

You’re asking for mental help advice.

From complete strangers.

Many of whom are underaged minors aka children & teens.

About some extremely personal mental health issues.

In a gaming forum.

On the very public medium of the internet.

Do yourself a favor. Close this thread. Power off your PC. Then seek professional mental help at the earliest opportunity.

And I thought safe spaces & eating tidal pods was bad enough…

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Yes i agree.

Please get professional help.

This forum will not be suficient.

Call your doctor and stress them your situation is unbearable.

Ask a friend or familiy member to guide you to the doc or stay with you.

What country are you in?

Counselling is great for exactly your sort of situation, helped me out a bunch. Meditation also helped me immensely with gaining control over the same kind of anxiety you describe.

I live in England.

I seen some professional help from my doctor and my parents, however I was intrested in a another opinion.

Maybe it is time to find some proper help from a counselor, the only reason I haven’t is because I delt with a what if before and that lasted six years of strain, however I did get over it. I heard about meditation but never thought to try it.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/stress-anxiety-depression/mental-health-helplines/?tabname=mental-wellbeing-audio-guides

Check this site out.
Just make an appointment with ur doc.
In the meantime check the page.

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Talk with your friend! Make them your army! You are not alone! Go to a psychologist and trust in yourself! there is always an exit!
Trust yourself! I have passed times like this, don t give up! You Will find what makes you suffer!

Hey man sorry to hear about your troubles.

I’d advise getting an appointment with your GP and talk to them - again. They should be able to give you more good advice and help.

Hopefully point you towards some good counselling.

Also, talk to your friends - just sharing your problems is a great way to help.

All the best!!!

I think what some people won’t understand is that making an appointment with a doctor and going there isn’t as easy as it sounds in your current situation. I haven’t been in 3 months even though i know i need to. I’ve ended up getting a private counsellor who comes to my house as leaving it is too hard at the moment and this has helped a lot. Obviously this is only feasible if you can afford private counselling and I’m lucky enough that my parents don’t mind paying as they want me to get better, even though I’m an adult now. Also it can be a lot easier talking to a stranger e.g. a counsellor than to family or friends. Hope this helped.

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Life being a journey ’ the only fish that go with the current are the dead ones '.

That you have reflection that what you are going through isnt right -is proof that your mind WILL get you through this - it is seeking change.

(Always darkest before the dawn).

Tests like what you are going through / challenges, are gow we measure our growth.

That restlessness is what is needed to see you through it. It motivates towards change.

M Scott Peck - the road less travelled
One of the most important handbooks for life- (yes - one exisits!)

The author is sharing accumulated wisdom from a lifetime of giving the exact help you are seeking.
It will be reassuring to know you are not alone- just presently going through a crysis.

Please pickup that book. I have a few copies but am at opp edge of world so posting would take a long time. (Takes ten days just posting across my island)
My last copy cost fifty cents (bargain).
It is worth $1000. Any second hand bookshop will likely have a copy.

It will have the answers you seek that the doctor wont be addressing.
Your team (professionals and family/friends) each have different roles. Have the courage to trust/be honest with them.
That will open up a path to healing.

Not alone- and well done for reaching out.
I agree with Holt that this is not the best place for considerate assurances…
PM me and we can discuss further.
I would prefer if you could have on hand that book (the Road Less Travelled) as it gives us common language and terms to operate with.

The author covers some of the most impossible things to discuss and has a method of doing so in little four page topics that evolve in an easy to read/understand way.

Spent an hour yesterday reading with my 12 year old… who kept asking me to go on everytime I stopped.

Just dont take it personal if I dont respond to a PM and put up posts on these forums first.
I will respond to a PM in time- but I also use the main forum as a way to relax and it is in part ‘my medicine’ as well.

Touch is vital for reducing stress and feeling alive. A haircut or a massage will have you feeling more in your skin… and if hugs/contact with family and friends isnt on the cards or something you feel happy receiving- spend some coin on a haircut or massage.

Energy flows where attention goes.
Watch Amelie or Secret Life of Walter Mitty or whatever makes you feel human.
(I redo Pink Floyds the wall and American Beauty every other year to really feel emotional/human… but they are heavy movies and I wouldnt feel right to encourage you to watch those ones right now…)

Cant really give advice- dont know the weight of your situation.
Friends give advice/councellors (professional relationship) help by having you see your own skillset in action.

Country and western music is generally the highest calibrated on an emotional scale ranging from grief/apathy up through love/joy/ecstacy/enlightenment energy levels(Power vs Force).
Whilst it isnt my cup of tea (maybe sometimes)- music that celebrates life and surrounding yourself with meaning is practical.

This isget back to basics time.
Tune out of the media. Eg Unplug that aerial.
Wgilst dramatic change moght not be the right thing for you now- clearly some changes are needed.

Choose life and things that support life.

And thanks for allowing us to feel worthwhile and connecting in some small way.
Not alone!
Smiles :’-)

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