Morbid fear of night or darkness
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What i mostly think about is disapearing from this world forever, being swallowed by infanite darkness, and being so easily forgotten by this ever-moving world. The fear of no longer existing haunts me in nights depriving me of sleep and giving me only uncontrollable shuddering in the darkness.Is there anyway to escape this fear? is there a way i can have my restful nights back?
Good or evening or day or night or afternoon Torin and hello. Great name, by the way. My name is Hamed Khatiz and I am a student, drummer, writer, band manager and many more from Sydney, NSW. My main objective is to give you some insight into your chronic phobia of the dark. The fear of the dark is a very valid phobia to begin with and could branch into many other more specific phobias, such as nyctophobia, the fear of the darkness and the main one I wish to talk to you about now.
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My 7 month old gas always slept in the dark with us
My 3 yr old son recently started making morbid comments about hurting himself when he is angry with me. He also undressed and intentionally urinated on his bed the other night "because he was angry." I'm not sure how to handle, any suggestions?
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t let the fear get the better of you. Try to divert yourself, read a book. You should not keep thinking about sleeplessness, as this in turn promotes insomnia and it becomes a vicious cycle.
There is a circadian rhythm for all living organisms. It is a 24 hour cycle rhythm and the biological clock within that individual adapts to this rhythm.
Do you think a 12 year old boy being afraid of the dark is just that afraid of the darkness or could it be caused by underlying emotional and/or mental stress? It really is starting to worry me, if it is a sign of something more I do not want to over look it, but I also don't want to be reading too much into something that is perfectly normal.
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I'm currently struggling with some unwanted, intrusive thoughts. They are morbid, violent, abhorrent thoughts (not urges) that will creep into my mind from time to time. They happen in crowded settings, empty hall ways, and even worse around corners or tight corridors. They can also happen when I'm doing nothing and sitting at my desk.
When I see things that remind me of them or hear songs etc. I just had a breakdown last night for about 2 hours straight I was hyperventilating and I couldn't stop crying. Thank god for my boyfriend who tries to make me feel better. But I do not go to therapy. I'm not on any kind of medication. Sometimes my breakdowns get so bad that my boyfriend wants to call my parents because I can get suicidal. The attacks come out of nowhere.
Some children in my family have some fear issues, so I have been working this with my own son. He's almost five, and for the last two years, I have been taking him to the back yard behind my house several nights a week. We are in a semi-rural neighborhood, so it is pitch black, and there are woods too.
Due to the probable inactivity as a result of the numbness and /or pain in limbs and other parts of the body, is morbid obesity one of the symptoms of Chiari, and what would one do with it. Would PT place the patient at risk or would it be to their advantage? What would be the course of treatment, Pt and or diet?
My daughter, who I will admit is a great fabricator of the truth in terms of real situations (i.e. lying about putting toys away or pulling the cats tail) but never anything like fairies fly in her window or goblins live in her books sort of stuff answered him quite seriously and seemingly distressed (wringing her hands):
Sometimes an alien sits on my pillow beside me.
My husband asked in response: "Do they hurt you or try to touch you?
Somniphobia or hypnophobia is the fear of falling asleep. It can be caused by many things such as the fear of losing control. There are CBT therapies for this fear. You need to see a psychiatrist. As Julie said there are meds to help you relax and be less anxious about bedtime. You should not put this off. It is terribly unhealthy both mentally and physically. You need sleep.
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