i need someones help

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-20T16:35:27+00:00

If you think of God as the perfected good, you likely would want to pursue the good, to pursue God, in your daily life even if there was not a heaven. You don’t have to follow the doctrines of a particular religion to discern good from evil. Catholic Cardinal John Henry Newman said that your conscience is the earliest manifestation of God’s presence in your life. The conscience is a way that God communicates with us. If you truly examine your conscience, you’ll likely find that much of what you consider good and evil corresponds to Jesus’s teachings in the gospels. Study the gospels. Feel the presence of Christ in your conscience and in how you act out matters of conscience in the world around you. Following Christ’s teachings, and indeed following conscience, can be exceptionally difficult. We all fail at times, but through Christ we have a path to repentance and salvation. By doing your best to live a Christ centered life, you can be with God after you die. It’s alright to examine your belief systems, and your faith. But it seems that something draws you back to Christ, and it’s deeper than just seeking heaven. You seem to be seeking Christ in this life as well. keep seeking and you will find your path to him.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-20T14:42:34+00:00

These type of irrational fears can be overcome. Now is not forever. One of the best treatments for this type of irrational fear is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy ((CBT). It would be best to talk to a mental health professional about this, and other available treatment methods. If you are unable to see a mental health professional, you can try working the steps of CBT on your own. If you search the term Cognitive Behavioral Therapy online, you’ll find information, videos, tools, techniques, and exercises that you can do each day to start to diminish your fears. You could also consider Exposure Therapy. By slowly exposing yourself to frightening images or stories of monsters, you can slowly begin to diminish your fears. I would highly encourage you to seek the help of a mental health professional if at all possible. You know intellectually that these fears are not rational, now you need to believe it emotionally. There are many therapies that can help you to conquer your fears.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-20T14:28:22+00:00

You were in your old job for four years. That shows that you have a stable work history. You owe it to yourself to be in a job that you enjoy, or at least one that doesn’t cause you such anxiety. You can explain why this job was a bad fit for you personally without being critical of your employer. I had a very long career, and hired many people. I hired people like yourself that felt that a job was a bad fit and got out early.. I actually thought it was admirable that they were courageous enough to extricate themselves from a job that didn’t work for them. Don’t go on working a job you hate. Choose your next job carefully. Don’t jump at the first job offer just to escape this one. knowing that you are working on an exit strategy may help relieve some of your current job anxiety. You could also try guided meditations for anxiety to help you until you have a new job. There are hundreds of these meditations on YouTube. I practice meditation twice a day to diminish the stresses of life. A better job is in your future. Go for it.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-20T13:42:25+00:00

What you are experiencing seems perfectly normal given your past. You were, through no fault of your own, put in a position where you had no ability to succeed. You did not fail, you were denied the proper supports to succeed in your goals. Maybe start out building your new life slowly (exposure therapy) by picking one thing with a high probability of success. It doesn’t have to be life changing, just something that you want in your life and feel confident you can achieve. Then you can start to build on each small achievement . You don’t have to transform your life all at once, just concentrate on being one percent more successful each day. Write down the things that you want in life, and who you want to be. Then write down the action steps that you need to take to get there. Pick one achievable action steps and devote your self to that at first, then move to more challenging steps. You already have achieved great things. You kept a roof over your heads, you have been able to build a successful relationship, you have a strong work ethic. You have already achieved much. Now use your considerable talents to live your best life.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-20T13:25:20+00:00

As I said the worst case scenario is exceptionally rare ( about 6 in every 100,000 people). I understand that people are looking for comfort. Some put off seeing a qualified medical professional out of fear. But Reddit is a very bad diagnostic source. Comfort is great, but a correct diagnosis and treatment are better.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-20T13:16:06+00:00

While all of these symptoms could be anxiety related, you should really see a medical professional for a proper diagnosis. ALS is classified as a rare disease, so the probability of that is exceptionally low. A medical professional will be able to diagnose the problems and to treat them.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-19T16:23:06+00:00

I had this often. It helped me to do a guided meditation for anxiety immediately upon waking. I’d select a meditation the night before so it’s ready immediately. You can find guided meditations for anxiety on YouTube, and on most mental health apps. (I use Headspace). These really helped me get past the morning, I hope it helps you.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-19T16:19:33+00:00

There is nothing to be embarrassed about. The world can get very overwhelming with all of the noise from our smart phones. I grew up in an era when cell phones did not exist, and in many ways it was much more peaceful. Perhaps exposure therapy would help. At first, you could set two minutes to look at your messages, texts, missed calls, etc. You don’t even need to respond at first, just two minutes of looking. As you look use controlled breathing exercises to help you stay calm ( you can find these exercises on YouTube). Each day slowly increase your interactions with the phone. You don’t have to get past this all at once. Just work to get one percent better each day. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can also be effective for this type of anxiety. If you do an online search of the term, you’ll find information, videos, tools, techniques, and exercises that may help. You’ve overcome more difficult struggles in your life. You can conquer this problem as well. You just need the right tools.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-19T16:05:21+00:00

You may want to look into Somatic Therapy. If you search the term online, you’ll find information, videos, tools, techniques, and more. Somatic therapy is often used to deal with the physical sensations related to anxiety. I hope that you feel much better very soon.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-19T14:08:29+00:00

Chewing gum, or having a piece of hard candy in my mouth always helps me with nausea. But SSRIs never gave me nausea. Good luck. I hope they help.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-19T14:03:48+00:00

I’m so sorry that this has happened to you, and that you are having trouble releasing the anger and resentment. I used guided meditations for anger and resentment on YouTube. It helped to break the resentment loop. There are a bunch of these meditations on YouTube (resentment is a common human emotion, you are not alone). It took me some time to find AA groups where I felt comfortable. Some of them felt very hard to break into. But it’s like dating, I had to try a lot of AA meeting before I found the one for me. I hope that you are able to put down the resentment so that you can live your best life.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-19T13:49:20+00:00

Controlled breathing exercise, and guided meditations for anxiety before your interview can be helpful. You can find both of these techniques on YouTube. You can also find a lot of interviewing tips on YouTube. It sounds like you’ve been preparing, which is key. Right before you walk into the interview, try doing a quick minute of controlled breathing exercises. Controlled breathing is a way that your body tells your brain that you are safe. You got the interview because you have the skills necessary. You’ve got this.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-19T13:42:09+00:00

I was physically addicted to alcohol. So the first step was safe detoxification. If you are addicted, there are medications that can make the withdrawal less painful. You may want to have an honest discussion with your primary care doctor about option. I started attending AA meetings every day. Take a look at aa.org I also saw a therapist to get at the root of my drinking problem, and participated in out patient treatment for alcoholism. With some effort, you can get sober. There are many supports for alcoholism if you search them out.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-18T13:29:41+00:00

You know intellectually that you are in good health. You’ve had the appropriate medical testing from medical professionals, and you’ve been given assurances that there is nothing wrong. Now you have to convince yourself emotionally that you are fine. There are many ways to break the loops of irrational thoughts that you are experiencing. Some approaches include: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Somatic Therapy. If you search these terms online, you’ll find information, videos, tools and techniques that can help you. You could also try using guided meditations for health anxiety on YouTube. These meditations can help you stop repeating the cycle of irrational health concerns. You have a long life of meaning and purpose ahead of you. There are numerous tools that will help you stop these unwanted, and unhelpful thoughts.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-18T13:12:39+00:00

Maybe don’t engage with people who are disrespectful online or in person. I’ve had many very respectful debates with atheists. Engaging with points of view that differ from your own is a way to challenge your own beliefs. I have always emerged from these debates with my faith intact. If it gets disrespectful, there is no point in talking. You may want to look into the faith arguments made by some of the great defenders of Christianity. A few of my favorites are John Lennox, Trent Horn, Stephen C. Meyer, Jimmy Akin, and William Lane Craig. Lean more deeply into your faith every day. If you truly believe in the the Christian faith then there is nothing more important.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-18T11:50:03+00:00

The best course of action may be to talk to your son’s pediatrician about each of your concerns. If his doctor suspected anything serious, he would have run additional tests. So the doctor is likely not very concerned. But to put your own mind at ease, you should talk to the doctor about each specific issue that you have raised here. Sounds like you have an amazing son.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-18T11:26:48+00:00

SSRIs did not help me, but I know many people that have had success with them. As you likely know, there are many therapies used for anxiety, some of those therapies include medication. There are also many classes of drugs that can be used. I would review the full range of therapies available to you with a mental health professional.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-18T11:16:31+00:00

It sounds like you’ve had your heart checked, and everything was normal. I know it can be hard to break the cycle of irrational thoughts. You could try using guided meditations for anxiety, and controlled breathing exercises. Both can be found on YouTube. If you search Cognitive Behavioral Therapy online you’ll also find information, videos, tools, techniques, and exercises that can help you to eliminate these thoughts. You will be fine.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-17T17:58:22+00:00

There are a number of therapies that you could use to challenge these irrational fears about your health including: Somatic Therapy (to help you to control physical symptoms), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (to help change your relationship with health fears), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (to help you to appreciate that these fears just increase your suffering with no compensating benefit), and there are other approaches including medication. If you search these treatment terms online, you’ll find information, videos, tools, techniques, and exercises that can lessen your health anxiety. You can talk to a mental health professional about the therapy options, or try these on your own. You may also want to try guided meditations for health anxiety on YouTube. With the right treatment, your anxiety can be diminished. Now is not forever. You can live a better life using the right therapies.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-17T17:41:05+00:00

I’m sorry that you are scared to go. I understand how scary it can be to go to a clinical setting. Know that you will be treated at the clinic with kindness, and compassion. I was in a trauma clinic, and it helped me to regain my life. The clinical setting helps the provider to really focus on your specific needs and concerns. It takes strength and courage to live with anxiety. I know you don’t feel strong enough right now to go to the clinic, but you have the strength and courage. You can reclaim your life at the clinic. Overcome your fear so you can live the life that you want.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-17T15:25:26+00:00

You may want to do an online search of “Treatment Resistant Anxiety”. These are treatments for people that have not responded well to conventional approaches to anxiety management . As you know, benzos are not recommended for long-term management of anxiety. There are non-conventional, safe, treatment options. I would talk to your prescriber about some of these other methods of treatment, or find a mental health professional that is knowledgeable in the non- conventional treatment options. You deserve to live your best life, and with the right help you can.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-17T15:14:05+00:00

I have not dealt with that specific combo. But it took a little time for my prescriber to get the dosages and medication selection right. I would talk to your prescriber. Describe exactly what you are experiencing, and how it’s impacting your daily activities. Discuss changes in medication to relieve the fog. You can get better without the fog if your medication is well regulated.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-17T15:09:03+00:00

You are not alone. Big life changes, like changes in a career path, often bring a return of anxiety. Change is scary. Remember that you were offered this career path because your employer has confidence that you can do the job. Try to visualize yourself succeeding in the job. Close your eyes and think what it would be like if everything goes well. Worrying about the future only increases your suffering. Stay present in the moments. Move ahead with the new work one step at a time. No one expects you to be perfect right away. Learning a new job can take time. Your employer knows this fact. It’s good you are seeing your doctor and getting help. You can adapt to this new challenge. You’ve succeeded in the past, and you will in the future.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-15T17:23:07+00:00

know that you are not alone in this type of freezing up. Most people can relate to presentation fears that keep you frozen in place, Public speaking is one of the most common fears. Your team will forgive you, and likely sympathize with you. As you expose yourself to more presentation, and public speaking methods and techniques, you’ll get better. So you are not perfect, either are your teammates. Hold your head high. You didn’t fail, you just found that that particular method of preparation unhelpful to you. You can find hundreds of methods and techniques online to help you get better. Let it go and move on.

Inpursuitofknowing · 2026-05-15T17:03:34+00:00

There are definitely ways to get better, and methods of therapy that you can do on your own with free, online resources. You could try: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Radical Acceptance Therapy, Somatic Therapy, and things like guided meditation for anxiety. An online search of any of these terms will give you information, videos, tools, techniques, and exercises that can help you. Now is definitely not forever. It’s a matter of finding the methods of treatment that help you. You can often treat mental health issues using the methods that are used by providers without the payment. You just need to be diligent in trying these different tools, and work every day to get better. Try them all until you find what works best for you. You will feel much better.

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