My challenge today lied in whether i could manage going through a day hanging out / social with my relatives on my cousin's wedding. As expected, today was a 10/10 challenge in reality.
My family doesn't like me as much since I told them about my diagnosis on depression, anxiety, PTSD and what I've been going through or thinking about.
I felt kinda bad sometimes my emotions do get out of control. My husband also think it's my problem. I feel pretty aliented and lonely.
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hisipiki
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I know exactly how you feel! I feel like nobody understands at all. My husband try's to. I used to be a very fun outgoing person and now I cant even make friends. It's very lonleym
Yeah me either! I have to take medication just to go to work. Even family gatherings or being around friends I've known my whole life. I have such anxiety I cant get out of my car and if I do, it's like I go mute and just stay quiet.
hisipiki, as you know from this community site, you certainly aren't alone in how you feel.
I don't think the family really doesn't like you but just doesn't understand. I use to feel that my mother was embarrassed that I was always missing from family events. It was a
hard pill to swallow for both of us. She being the one that had to explain over and over why I wasn't there and for myself having to deal with what people thought of me.
What made it more difficult for people to comprehend anxiety disorder was that when I
felt good, I was outgoing and myself making it more impossible for people to understand
if I was just using anxiety as an excuse. The thing is in never wanting people to see us in
a state of physical symptoms. Oh I believe the worry and what ifs alone caused me to stay
home, which just built up a repetitive fear of interacting with friends or family.
The key is finding a way to satisfy both family and yourself by having a plan.
That would be Part 2...or my responses go on and on xx
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