Haven’t been on here much because I’ve been feeling a lot better, but recently my anxiety has been so bad! I’ve been stressed about the virus and finding a job and so many other things. Yesterday was my first day back at our church and everyone went. We didn’t really social distance but we were outside so it was a little better. But they had us get hand sanitizer and check our temperatures but I was still nervous going in. I was fine until the end. My stomach started hurting so bad and I felt dizzy so I sat down. But my anxiety got the best of me and I felt like passing out and I started feeling nauseous. I ran down the bleachers and threw up. Gosh it was embarrassing. But after that I felt better lol. Thankfully it was over and not very many people were there. But I mean I haven’t thrown up since I was very little and my anxiety was so bad it made me do that. I also haven’t been sleeping well or eating much idk why. I’m just tired of always being scared and worrying about every little thing. Even today I am scared because I’m going to take x-rays soon for my scoliosis. 😕
Thanks for letting me rant <3
Update: the x-rays were fine didn’t feel anxious at all.
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Yeah! They’re wasn’t many people and I felt safer. I’m normally super anxious at the doctors office because I’m scared that they’re going to say somethings wrong with me but getting x-rays aren’t as scary!
Glad to hear you were doing better!
Anxiety is so difficult but after experiencing it, it makes us so much stronger! I know how you feel with the embarrassment lol! I threw up on one of my first days of work 😂
Hi, I’m so sorry that happened and that you feel this way. Your right. Anxiety sucks so much. I understand what you are going through. Once I was going to present in front of my class and I got so nervous that I burst into tears and my nose was running a lot. There were no tissues around. I was so embarrassed that I hid in the washroom for the rest of the day and refused to present. That presentation was barely worth anything for our mark. But the great thing is, is that most likely after a week or to nobody will remember that happened. Remember that what happened wasn’t your fault. You can’t control mental illness and you can’t control what it does to your body. You didn’t choose to have anxiety. I hope everything gets better for you and that you feel better. Have a lovely day.
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