yeah man it seems like as my day goes on and i get out and work in the sun a little bit that definitely helps me out. a lot of it though is in the morning and when i get home because its has butchered my routines. no coffee in the morning, that sets it off like crazy. no after work beers.. so i have to try and excersize or work in yard or something to keep my mind busy...so hard to just sit relax and watch some tube. certain things set it off. im hoping ill just wake up one day and just forget to take my meds because i had got passed all of this but that day has yet to come. good luck to the both of yall that commented on this and thanks for the nice words
thank you so much for the nice words. meds are slowly starting to help but dont want to be dependant on them forever. seems like its a little better every day, but some days are better than others right now. taking this day by day and im hoping one day ill wake up and not even think about it anymore
Hey matt hang in there, anxiety started kicking my *** bout 8 weeks now, I find being out jn the sun and going for sessions of reiki have helped me alot, I was prescribed celexa, but dont want to become dependant on them, the pharmacist also told me that by taking it, it could make my anxiety worse in the beginning at would have to cone off them slowly, so maybe thats why things are pretty intense for you right now, probably the side effects, hope this helps.
It take time for.the neds.to start working effectively. Sometimes meds make your symptoms worse before they get better. This is very normal. Even though you are takin meds to prevent the anxiety you should also start different habits/self prevention techniques. Excercise is.very heloful as well as a healthy diet, yoga and positive self talk. I have suffered from severe anxiety for many years. I know it us really hard but keep at it. Give your meds time to work, usually 3~4 weeks. You may also need to slowly increase your meds. Try a journal and write everything doen. It helps to get it out of your kind and on paper.