namaste87
09-28-2014, 09:27 AM
Hello!
I have been on sick leave now for about 4 years, for stress, anxiety and depression. Now I am recovering, quite well I think. Still, this is the hardest thing I have been through in my whole life. And one of my biggest problems, who causes me a LOT of pain, is this constant feeling of doing the wrong thing, taking the wrong decisions. This regards everything from "should I read or not read when I eat breakfast today?" to "should I go out with friends tonight" and "should I start dating?". And I have this very strong feeling that I will get sick again if I take the wrong decision.
The biggest question, who makes me crazy several times a week, is this: "Should I meet a friend today, or should I be alone?". And I have constant bad conscience for seeing people to little (is that correct grammar? I'm from sweden ;). It should say that I feel that I should see people more.). I live with other people in a collective, I meet friends, go to al-anon meetings and also I am in rehabilitation. So isolation is not a risk for me. This constant fear is taking up my stress level a lot, and also gives me lots of anxiety.
Do anyone else have this problem - a constant fear or fright of doing the wrong thing?
All my love /Kristina
I have been on sick leave now for about 4 years, for stress, anxiety and depression. Now I am recovering, quite well I think. Still, this is the hardest thing I have been through in my whole life. And one of my biggest problems, who causes me a LOT of pain, is this constant feeling of doing the wrong thing, taking the wrong decisions. This regards everything from "should I read or not read when I eat breakfast today?" to "should I go out with friends tonight" and "should I start dating?". And I have this very strong feeling that I will get sick again if I take the wrong decision.
The biggest question, who makes me crazy several times a week, is this: "Should I meet a friend today, or should I be alone?". And I have constant bad conscience for seeing people to little (is that correct grammar? I'm from sweden ;). It should say that I feel that I should see people more.). I live with other people in a collective, I meet friends, go to al-anon meetings and also I am in rehabilitation. So isolation is not a risk for me. This constant fear is taking up my stress level a lot, and also gives me lots of anxiety.
Do anyone else have this problem - a constant fear or fright of doing the wrong thing?
All my love /Kristina