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medowlark
06-05-2004 @ 2:23 PM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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I have something that I have been dealing with regarding my anxiety, and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to how to deal with this.  I have been having a difficult time doing things, anything at all, that requires some structure or organization.  For example, homework, riding a bike, making a meal, writing in a journal, painting, and all sorts of things that I enjoy other than the fact that I am so scared that I'm not doing it "well enough", or that I won't get everything I need to get done, done.  The only things that I have managed to do today are watch TV and take a nap.  Any time I try to do something else, I get anxious and start obsessing about getting the "important" things done first.  Any suggestions?

redface
06-06-2004 @ 9:43 AM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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I have similar feelings, I used to enjoy painting, but haven't done any for a year, although I set up my easel to start again about three days ago.  I also have been studying Chinese letters, and I have become tired with that.  I don't know much why I'm holding myself back, I've been obsessed with starting a business lately and can think of hardly anything else.  But I know I NEED to get back down to these things for my own health and well-being.  So I will be listening for some solutions too. Confused

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