For the past couple months i have had
trouble with overthinking/overanalyzing
every simple aspect of life. i overthink
my emotions and why i feel the way i do. i
also overthink my reading/listening
ability's. when i do this i completely
fall apart, i begin to loose my ability to
do activities i love such as: read,
listen. I cannot even feel my emotions
properly! it is extremely uncanny, and i
do not know what to do. when all this
happens i feel overwelmed with numerouse
emotions such as: anxiety, anger,
depression, frustration, cofussion, etc. i
am a strong christian and i have tried
prayer,but that does not help:( i believe
it is time for medication. but what kind
of disorder is this?? what is happening to
me?
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aura
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Dec 2005 Posts: 33 Location: Belgium
Perhaps Consider the Emotional Aspect Posted: 09-10-07 20:04pm
According to Ron Davis (www.dyslexia.com)
a genius who is probably one of the
highest authorities around, dyslexia
involves disorientation. I referred to his
book a long while ago and would rather you
investigate this via his explanations
directly. He calls it "The gift of
Dyslexia". Try to avoid television as much
as possible which is full of chaos and
untruths - as a general rule for any
emotional sensitivity along your lines, if
you will. I think God hears you long
before you ask. Your yearning is already
the prayer. So, I would not worry about
feeling the effect of the prayer when you
are upset. It's not your fault, and you
are obviously very sincere.
You could be going through anxiety attacks
with phobic reactions actually. I would
suggest first confiding in a close friend
because it may be a temporary transitional
phase. Since it is obviously tied to
emotion and persistent you may want to
consider asking a good psychologist for an
opinion. Maybe eHealth has a counselor. I
know they have MD's answering questions.
No use draining your account if you can
avoid it. But when you find yourself
hanging from the rafters - maybe a little
humor from someone who does understand a
bit is OK - and feel seriously at risk
then, by all means, never hold back from
seeking professional care at least for a
few sessions. In-the-mean-time, I'll fill
in and say some prayers just for poptopea.
And anyone else can join me!
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danielv
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Jul 2003 Posts: 67 Location: South East, Macedonia
You Sound Perfectly Normal to Me Posted: 10-02-07 10:42am
although i agree with aura about the
humour, it really doesn't sound like you
have any medical conditions. you are
human, and it's perfectly normal to feel
overwhelmed sometimes.
these days everyone will try to tell you
that you have this or that, and should
take some drugs to make it go away, or
will try to sell you some crazy method for
making yourself feel better in 10 easy
steps.
how crazy is that?
feeling good about yourself is now another
product we can buy.
what if you don't feel good? is that not
allowed?
we all go through difficulties in our
lives, and sometimes, it's ok to not be
100% ok. if we did not experience
different emotions, such as sadness, pain,
regret, love, loss, fear, then what would
we know of true joy?
it would be just another piece of candy.
if all you eat is candy, well... we all
know what happens.
very often not feeling good about
one-self, or about one's life, is actually
quite a healthy thing to do. without
this, we would not grow, or seek anything
other than what we have at the moment.
what is bothering you in your life?
is there some person or event that you
keep thinking about?
does this make sense?
what do you think... ?
there are people here who are willing to
listen. even if they have different
opinions than you, it may still come as a
relief simply to express your feelings.
you are not alone.
write back if u feel like it, or feel free
to PM me.
cheers!
-daniel
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sasuke2
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 Oct 2007 Posts: 1 Location: ,
Posted: 10-13-07 10:17am
hi i have deslexia.lol i cant ecen spell
it. i have trobble in english cause i cant
spell good and i dont have great reading
ithere. but there is nothing to worriey
about alot of famous people had it like
albet inestiane had it and was amazing. i
u do have it u can grow out of it in a way
u just got to practis asks ur parents to
buy u some books to help u and go though
it with u. heres one if u can find it, it
helped me alot "tic tac toe".good luck =)
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