Today I completely failed, I had an appointment that i didnt get to, my anxiety was so bad when i woke up that i couldnt get on my motorbike and face the ride to it. I spent most of the day in bed trying relaxation on my pad, ive taken a few diazepam which has made me calmer but feel quite woozy, more relaxed but still struggling.
I'm really worried about how this affects my flat mate, it is making her anxious and i'm worried she will become a sufferer too, I feel so lost.
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I'm working my way through Mindfulness a practical guide to Finding Pease in a Frantic World - Mark Williams and Danny Penman.
Admitedly my main thrust is dealing with depression but the book comes with a CD of mediations. Found one particularly - meditation 6 on the disc - really useful when trying to deal with the anxiety around the death of my last cat a couple of weeks ago - involved focusing on the way thinking about the cats last illness and death affected my body which took me away from focusing on the thought itself and actually helped me calm down a lot.
Sorry LM , I am doing it again , but just seen thomson on here & just wondered , has everything been OK with next door since you sent your letter , I do hope so
Thankx thomson1898, the link works just fine! Fascinating article and suggests we do not "just have to be content with our lot" but gene therapy might be a thing of the future!!
I found several of the MP3 downloads on this site were helpful. I used the "Deep relaxation" (and others) quite often and there's one called "No more negativity".
Thank you so much Blorengia, I've been looking for somewhere I can just download meditations onto my phone from. Really grateful, will be trying some of these tonight x
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