I have had agoraphobia for years and health anxiety. I do not do anything fun usually work then home my husband takes the kids to do things but I can't seem to get my self to leave the house. Does anyone suffer from this or have any ideas that might help me get my life back?
Agoraphobia does any one suffer from it! - Anxiety Support
Agoraphobia does any one suffer from it!
I honesty do 😕 I can't be in car cause I feel like I'm go crazy I hate it so much . . But staying in the house only makes things worse cause you over think everything which has trapped me a lot , now I'm going through depression I don't know how overcome it I made doctor appointment on 24th cause I need help . . I trap myself at home so much as if this my comfort zone its bad.
I'm the same way I go to work and home that's about it. If any one even asked me about going somewhere I freak out. I feel trapped and scared. I have so many physical symptoms and sometimes I just sit in bed and cry.
There is help for agoraphobia. Self-help tool kit on anxietybc.com; therapy; peer support can all help. Good luck!
I have severe social phobia. Anywhere I go I have to wear my sunglasses. (Indoors) Grocery shopping, doctor appointments, family gatherings. I cannot make eye contact with anyone or I have a panic attack. And it's really hard for me to conversate. It's so embarrassing and life ruining.
Anytime I have to be around my husbands family I have to be drunk. It really sucks.
Lately I've been having problems keeping eye contact with my own husband and I've been with him for 10 years!
I do especially health anxiety it drowns and consumes me I have no life although I'm a bubbly outgoing person I'm a mess when I get like this i can't hold a job down because when I get one I get all agrophobic anxious panicky and my mind does overtime and I end up going on sick for months and end up losing my jobs. Hope your not suffering too much
Love Nat xxx
There is help for agoraphobia. Self-help toolkit on anxietybc.com; therapy; peer support. Take one little step to try to help yourself, and then another little step. All the best.