fear of speaking loudly

Then he put on a condom, before he could get the head of his penis good inside of me i asked him to stop. The next day i asked my did he have anything and he got very offended. He stoppd speaking tp me.. 3 weeks later i got tested for STD and everything came back clear, On April 15,2010 I went to my doctors and got HIV tested, becasue o was always nasuse,tired, and forgetfull. Nothing came back, now i have lower abdominal pains and jus now ive been having what i think are night seats.

I've had food allergy problems for years and often have an irritated throat. The past three months have been particularly bad. I've had a dry cough that gets triggered if I'm speaking loudly and sometimes lose my voice while talking. It's been hard to tell how abnormal it is becuase I've had a couple bad colds for the last five weeks. Yesterday I was checking out my tonsils to see if there was still any sign of infection and found these fleshy lumps under my tonsils.

m a 39 y/o male, never smoked, normal alcohol consumer, and about 2,5 years ago, I moved to a new place and I started to get postnasal drainage and also issues with my voice. After speaking more loudly or speaking for a while, I would start to loose my voice. No fever, no swallowing issues. Something that rarely (if ever happened to be before). Since my new place is fairly close to the freeway, I suspected allergies.

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He fears getting arrested if someone on our block hears me speaking loudly when we are only conversing and the furthest thing from a fight. I mean, apparently my voice echoed down the block last night while I was complaining about my hockey team not winning last night. He was on the phone outside talking to his mom since it was nice out. How can I be more conscious of my vocal volume and how can I manage any other conversational ticks, like interrupting that may come up?

before, i used to yell and sing loudly for as long as i could without any problems, but now when i try to do that it feels like my throat gets fatigued or i have a bit of disconfort. speaking in a normal volume i have no problem with. All this began when i tried to lift a really heavy object and as i heaved i flexed my neck muscles with too much force. thats when i felt the change. its been a year now and im wondering if i may have damaged my vocal chords or something?

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This is reference to my self not a child. Ever since i was a child all of my syblings and i speak loudly. I have become more and more self conscious about this and it bothers me even to be around my syblings when we are around strangers. I am sincerely embarassed and would like to know what i can do to learn to speak softer. I have been told several time by different men in my life that i speak way to loud in person and even when i am on the telephone.

Well, I spoke of it a few days ago......that is getting off the Vicodin and I just took the last 4 I had. I am terrified of what I'm probably going to face. Usually when you fear something, the bark is worse than it's bite, but in this case, the bark is just as bad as the bite, if not worse. Still, all I have to do is get through 1 week.

Your symptoms could be due to Vocal abuse, which is due to excessive talking, throat clearing, coughing, inhaling irritants, smoking, screaming, or yelling. Vocal misuse is improper voice usage such as speaking too loudly or at an abnormally high or low pitch. Frequent vocal abuse can cause temporary or permanent changes in vocal function, voice quality, and possible loss of voice. This can be diagnosed by a throat examination.

So, JESSiCA, we meet again! I'm glad to hear you're involved with a partner and a project, but I do understand your fear of public speaking. I'm positive the vast majority of us would rather streak through Wal Mart than get up in front of a group of people. (Would anybody notice us in Wal Mart? Somehow I think we'd just "blend!") I suppose there are a number of things you could try before it was your turn to be on stage.

This is because she is very much afraid of falling. Out of fear of falling she is not attempting to walk on her own. That fear is enhanced by seven minor falls she had. 4 She experiences hallucinations. In the toilet some time she sees ghosts. She sees two snakes winding around each other. 5 Some time she becomes too emotional. Bouts of emotions.She weeps and laughs too simultaneously changing quickly from one mood to another. Some times even she slaps after shouting.

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My children (and husband) have a hard time realizing how loudly they're speaking. My son is almost guaranteed to use the exact opposite volume as to what is required (loud inside school and quiet out on a noisy playground). My son is still a bit young for a diagnosis, but the others have ADHD. I don't know how much that is a factor - especially since all of my in-laws are unnecessarily loud at all times, and they do not have ADHD. My kids and I all repeat answers back to ourselves.

So odd! I am a 30 year old female, I started noticing a lisp a few weeks ago. At first it was slight so I didn't take much notice, but now it is becoming very noticable and its making me nervous. I have always had perfect speech. I don't understand this. Although, I have gone through alot of trauma in the past year. Mom died of breast cancer, aunt died of cancer a couple months ago, my nana just got a diagnosis.

Glad it went well, I have told my story a few times, very scary I do behind the walls at a work relies program, I have a big fear of speaking in meetings, last time I was asked to do it I said yes, chickened out and scheduled my neck surgery a week before to get out of it, I have 13 years, thank you for being strong and sharing that, it inspired me.

First thing is to stay positive and pray all is well. Start speaking life into your children's life and in your life. Stop thinking negative is the second step. Read proverbs 3:5-7 and put all your trust in the Lord, ask God to remove fear out your heart in Jesus name and cast down all negative thoughts.

You are both suffering from a very common phobia. Fear of the dark goes back to the dawn of man and since that time, millions of people have fought it all there lives. Please do not berate yourselves for this phobia or think you are silly for being afraid of the dark at your age. Our phobias are ours to own and suffer with as long as we do nothing about them. Since both of you have stated that your phobia is now interfering with your lives, it's time to take the bull by the horns!

I'm completely the same way, just not with horror movies. I can't stop thinking about my girlfriend. She's only 17 and I took her virginity, which scares me because I know she'll eventually want something else (nobody wants to just have sex with one person ever). All the time I spend with her now is consumed in a pervasive fear that I won't be able to keep her forever, which is ruining every potentially good experience I might have with her now, while I do actually have her.

What you descrive is a panic attack when you have this intense fear, then you become afraid of the fear and so on until it becomes a vicious circle. You came to the right place! You should browze a lot of these threads as you will quickly see that you are not alone in your fear and anxiety and you will perhaps learn from how others have coped with it.

I started taking concerta 8 months ago and it has made ia great change in the fear I USED to have speaking in front of people . I till stutter but not near as often when speaking in front of adults .

I suffer from vertigo, still the GI symptoms, constant pain in my abdomen not only in the LLQ which has lessened since the hysterectomy, but is constant in most quadrants, lower back pain, migraines, kidney stones, pain and numbness in my arms, pain in the tops of my legs, occasional ringing in ears, pain when speaking loudly or moving quickly, fatigue, malaise, cold intolerance, and difficulty seeing at night.

Fear of speaking loudly

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