You are preaching to the choir of anxiety ----> right heah. I'm going to start going to a counselor because I can no longer deal with the "what ifs". I am driving myself fucking crazy.
1. Stop doing meth. 2. Stop drinking coffee. Zero coffee is a must. 3. If steps 1 & 2 don't work, try Paxil. 4. Skip the Xanax. It is addictive.
Don't do meth, don't drink caffeine, can't afford a doctors appointment. Any easy everyday type stuff I can do to help it at least?
1) Breathe in and out deeply 2) do some stretching exercises and some running on the spot 3) reinforce confidence in yourself by keeping neat, tidy and well kept. 4) Remember it takes 37 muscles to frown, but only 4 to lift your arm and punch them in the face.
Is this two in one week? Damn. I have an excellent solution for anxiety. SCREW IT. See just say that when ever you feel anxious about something. Of course I say Fuhg it, but I am at work and need to keep it clean!
Yes - Exercise daily , eat decent food, set a regular sleep and awake time and simplify your life. Sell what you don't need. Get out of debt. Tell people no, and stick to it. Have sex daily, preferably with another person. Help somebody less fortunate. Stretch. Stop listening to depressing/angry music. Don't watch the news or any TV for that matter. Get a puppy. Stay away from dramatic and emotional people. Eat a spoonful of bran a day, and enjoy a timely bowel movement. Take a warm bath at night. Tear up all credit cards. Change jobs if necessary. Avoid alcohol. Avoid sinus medication. Wear loose clothes. Tell your brain to shut the hell up, you are in control. Reassess your real needs and wants in life. Wear your hair short and easy to keep. No caffiene, even in Colas. Drive slower. If that doesn't work, mix acup of bleach with a quart of koolaid and drink it.
Choose life, choose a job, choose a career, choose a fucking big television, choose car stereos, cd players and electrical tin openers..
Do not think of your anxiety as the enemy but as a friend. You should embrace your anxiety be one with it.
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