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Weight is important as far as health concerns but, respectfully, it is not everything. Learning how you feel about you, regardless of what others think, is most important. I spent a lifetime thinking poorly of myself and it only leads to more weight and more problems.
As Barb said, we truly believe in smaller portions of healthy food and moderate exercise as the lifelong tools to lose and then maintain our weight.
Has anyone else ever felt like this?
I have severe ocd (mainly the obsessions) and as a result bad anxiety. All through school and college I didn't really have any friends because of it and was always judged which made things worse. I don't have much of a life and struggled all through college. My parents and I argue a lot because they don't understand my disorder.
Im a ftm, I was more afraid of it in the beginning than I am now at 39 weeks (on Saturday). It's all about your mind set it'll make such a difference! I just stay positive and know it will be over before I know it I know it's going to hurt but it's going to be worth it. We were built for this, our bodies know what to do so does baby!
Gastroschisis is a birth defect where the baby's intestine is on the outside of the stomach, because the abdominal muscle fails to close all the way. It's fixable of course, but there's no preventative care or known cause. Each case is unique, and standard procedure is being induced at 36 weeks, recovery takes 3 weeks. Maybe less and maybe more. All birth defects decrease overtime, but this condition has doubled in the past two years and is rising.
The fear of the WD was bad but I accept as the price I had to pay. Funny thing is about the fear of family and friends finding out, THEY
ALREADY KNEW. Jokes on us, huh. As far as admitting to the addiction, I knew long
ago in the back of my mind, just never would let it pass across my lips. Once it finally did, it wasnt so bad. I read these stories and my heart goes out to everyone of you that
are fighting this battle.
I have no idea why MedHelp would X out the word "*********" from my post. but that is what had been written there.
So even if the fear were to get better, the fact of the matter is that my emotions will still remain shut down as they are now. This is because my mind has decided that since the fear is the problem, to completely shut it down and to do that would also require a complete shutdown of my pleasure as well. So, again, it does not matter how much the fear is addressed or how much the fear is eased up (even to a point where the fear is very close to nothing).
I have become overwelmed with fear about the birth. Everything about it the risks for baby and me , the pain . How I will cope and what could go wrong. Any one got any advice?
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.
Nyctophobia is any fear of darkness and it does not have to be chronic. It is usually caused by a magnification of the brain's natural perception of what could happen in a dark environment.
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Learn to pray the Rosary. The physical touching of the beads, the counting, and the rhythmic pattern of prayer is extremely healing. Miraculous things will happen.
When you gather some strength, start expressing what you are going through to your parents. Say you need to talk to a professional. There is no shame in anything you experience. The only way to get to the root is to talk it through.
As for how anxiety makes a person feel, it differs by the person, but the one constant is irrational fear that negatively affects one's life and leads to avoidance. It's mostly a problem when it becomes chronic. It's a thinking disorder, usually without a known cause. When you have a physiological cause, such as thyroid, it can produce symptoms of anxiety but it's a different problem.
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