Tiredness

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FormerMember

13 Sep 2011

Never knew that worrying could be so exhausting. Wow it is wearing me out!!!

I think I will now write it as my occupation as I seem to spend the majority of my time doing it. i don't get paid to do it - this is all for free. No bonus or overtime even though i do it outside mormal office hours - this is not just 9-5 woryying you know this is 24/7 - boy am i committed - and probably will be.

I may even go for another degree in worrying - i could write essays on it a dissertation even.

What difference does it make or will it make? None.

Is it robbing me of the life I have now? Yes.

So what shall I do?

Option 1: take up a hobby - skydiving - now that it something to worry about.

Option 2: hibernate - can't worry if you are asleep

Option 3: cheer up and get on with it - think happy thoughts - Wendy i can fly ...

Further options considered - answers on a postcard or alternatively a post lol xx

FormerMember over 13 years ago

Hi Daisy,

Go for option three, it would suit you down to the ground..

Take care and be safe Big Hugs Love Sarsfield.xx
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FormerMember over 13 years ago

Hi Daisy, anxiety was my problem. Lung cancer survival rates were not very good and I had let my mind dwell on it. My friends on this site helped me, my local cancer support unit helped me and I took up photography as a hobby, its a 'distraction technique'. You cant concentrate on your pictures and worry at the same time. It worked. I am now in year four and have reached the stage where I say 'sod it', what will be will be. I have, in the meantime, made a lot of good friends and developed a very interesting hobby. I think we all have our own methods of dealing with worry, find yours and then enjoy life a little more.

Love and hugs, Bill xxx
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FormerMember over 13 years ago

Hi daisy,

What about options 1 and three!! Sky diving would certainly take your mind off things lol

(((Hugs))))

Bee
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FormerMember over 13 years ago

I vote for hibernate. It's hard to sleep *all* the time, but I reckon I'm managing a good 70%.

*hugs*

- Hilary
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