Stages Of Anxiety Recovery 🧬🧠

[@byebyepanic]

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[@kaylynnhuddleston5533]

panic attacks with events. since age 22 i am 62

[@tomchilton7756]

@@kaylynnhuddleston5533hopefully you pursue the mentorship. You can recover.

[@pandabear6824]

How much does the program cost?

[@cylusondari6478]

Shaan kassam infact am wishing too , to say thank you, coz In every platform I see everybody appreciating , I have tried too to know the remedy of anxiety but am not really getting it coz everybody you have served is testifying please help me if you can

[@Glokirk]

Love this. I’ve listened to this a 100 times I’ve got anxiety and panic attacks really bad!

[@felus711]

What a fuc*ing journey it’s been. It does end. You got this! Trust this process

[@JoyJoy-pj4jf]

Did u also felt u don’t wanna live anymore?? Should we not consult psychiatrist medicine for this ?? Depression

[@tkats9673]

These people understand the process better than any doctor I have spoken to. Thank You for all the amazing free content you provide.

[@ChemicalQuail]

@alecempire8982exactly .. I’m pretty sure I paid for my Drs whole Family’s trip to the UK . He was cash for me I didn’t have insurance . Went to him once a month 6 years

[@DavisInDuval]

“Your brain is more likely to choose known suffering over the uncertain potential of feeling better. Our brains do not like uncertainty.” That’s a great statement.

[@Thebaron666]

It’s interesting to hear everyone recovery timeline. For me it took about 8 months to overcome the debilitating and bizarre symptoms, but as you continue forward, you begin to analyze the deeper parts of your psyche and it becomes a whole different journey of self-discovery. You begin to shine a light on all the insecurities holding you back and you start to slowly shed them.

[@grzegorz685]

So how much time has it been now for you and how do you feel now?

[@Thebaron666]

@@grzegorz685I’m going into month 9. I’m back to living, all the weirdest, scariest symptoms are gone (mine were intrusive thoughts), now I’m moving into learning to be more secure and confident in myself.

[@DavisInDuval]

@@Thebaron666I agree. I’m mostly through it but still get some random panic hitting me. I have to remind myself to accept and don’t add fear, even in the worst of the brief panic.

[@guilty-of-being-right]

It's been 2 years of hell for me.. I'm dizzy everyday. My body is shaky and tingly everyday.. I'm in panic and fear stage everyday.. I'm always feeling fear and scared.. My heart beats fast out of knowhere .. I feel like I'm dying..It all started with my first major panic attack..I've had over 100 panic attacks since 2 years ago.. I never been to a Doctor yet for a check up. It's either anxiety ,or a health problem..does anybody have a guess what it it?

[@DavisInDuval]

@@guilty-of-being-right you have to start listening to the DARE response book and their app and podcast. You don’t have to live like this anymore. All of your symptoms are from ANXIETY. They aren’t dangerous but you’re treating them as if they are so your brain is giving you more fear to save you. Your thoughts are the key here.

[@adriannnr1]

To any one struggling with Anxiety i hope for my life you find this video its 100x better than going to most doctors!!! Doctors will never help you feel like your not alone.

[@pucie_boi]

This video is the real deal! It really helps me!

[@shubhamgandotra-anxietycoa1414]

I still remember i first spoke to Ceasar and then Kaylee when i fall in cycle back 2020 .. Now honoured to be working as a Coach with these guys....You all are Awesome🎉🎉

[@marthasisco9678]

Can you talk to me and tell me what im going through is normal

[@Fernandvinepottery]

I loved this style of talk! Hearing you guys talk about how you view your experience and that you wouldn’t even think about anxiety if it wasn’t for work was so encouraging to hear. Hearing your timelines have helped me reflect on my own and gives me hope that im close to the end and that this being a 3 year journey isn’t bad. Your confidence in yourselves now is so amazing to see. Please show more of this content to those of us who aren’t lucky enough to be able to afford the mentorship program! It’s so helpful. Even the fact that you guys can be so focused on anxiety at work and helping others and it doesn’t cause your symptoms to return is a huge consolation! I was always afraid that if I put any focus on it even in therapy that it would make it all come back. Like a well learned habit or addiction.

[@krisymar1]

You guys are some of the brightest of the younger generation. Kudos to you all. Keep shining your lights and putting out this life changing information. I’m so grateful for this content. So healing and empowering.😊

[@demeimunar6373]

Been struggling for 12 years of daily anxiety and panic attack. Glad to hear that there's light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you.

[@stormtraders]

wow that's a long time. sorry to hear that. i have mainly been dealing with shortness of breath that just doesnt go away even when not anxious for a long time now. do you experience that too?

[@demeimunar6373]

​@@stormtradersyes accompanied by fast heartbeat.

[@stormtraders]

@@demeimunar6373 it sucks so bad, feeling like suffocating all day

[@demeimunar6373]

@@stormtraders i know that feeling. There are good and bad days but it its constantly there.

[@Yathinaj]

@@demeimunar6373sometimes masturbation make anxiety ( Bad thoughts etc..)

[@SweetPea55]

Currently struggling with DPDR, OCD intrusive thoughts and extreme anxiety and it has literally been debilitating. I’m thankful to have found your videos.

[@moriaht.7397]

I experience the exact same symptoms!!

[@bengalloway894]

It will go away. I struggle with it everyday. I pray and have hope for it everyday.

[@strongcurrents2488]

Solidarity with you!

[@Ruben-p5f]

@@bengalloway894did it go away ?

[@uk7631]

@@Ruben-p5f yes it will go away

[@bluebirld1194]

Looking at these comments is so inspiring. I just hope I can come back one day and confidently say that I recovered too

[@unclejunebug7178]

You will in due time ❤

[@marthasisco9678]

How are you now

[@099151ram]

Been suffering from somatic anxiety for the past 2 months. I’m thankful your channel appeared on YT and I watch your videos daily. Will always be grateful to Shaan and the whole team.

[@marthasisco9678]

How are you now

[@tonygicz8]

I've had it for 13 years what I'm starting to notice is that I care too much about what people think of me need to learn how to block that out and just live my life.

[@yashupadhyay1023]

Same

[@andrewdiaz5137]

When my anxiety went away i wasnt even happy or celebrated, i was happy with what i learned though i learned how to be alot better in life. way more valuable than being out of the state of anxiety.

[@Nanabanana29]

When I think about the moment that I'll feel symptom free I imagine a big celebration lol

[@andrewdiaz5137]

@@Nanabanana29 dont bc really the symptoms are litterally nothing, its u making it seem like they are, be patient aswell, let your body do the work u just move on with life

[@andrewdiaz5137]

@@Nanabanana29 and also dont try to chase recovery, that will give a reason to fear set backs, recovery is goes up and down without the lows u wont be able to go up, and live the same wether u are in the low or high end of recovery it really doesnt matter living life without self limits does

[@Nanabanana29]

@@andrewdiaz5137 thanks for your Comment. Yes I'm starting to understand that my symptoms are not important, that I'm the only one giving them importance with my thoughts and worries. But there's so debilitating and make each of my day difficult

[@andrewdiaz5137]

@@Nanabanana29 in what way do they make it debilitating?

[@ninjatall15]

Summary for ADHD/ADD folks - [00:00] 🎙 Introduction to the podcast and guests - Introduction of the podcast's theme: later stages of anxiety recovery. - Introduction of guests: Kaylee, Mera, Caesar, and Shaun, who are mentors from Bye-Bye Panic. - [01:37] 💭 Kaylee's recovery journey and timeline - Kaylee's experience of severe anxiety symptoms in 2019. - Describes her journey: 6 months of struggling, followed by 6 months of learning to respond, and a gradual recovery over 2 years. - [05:37] 🌍 Mera's recovery experience and forgetting the feelings of anxiety - Mera discusses her symptoms like OCD and hypochondria, along with her recovery process. - She mentions the fading memory of her anxiety feelings and reflects on the recovery timeline. - [09:04]🛠 Caesar's perspective on recovery after a year of disconnection - Caesar shares his initial struggle with anxiety starting in 2017 and his eventual recovery journey. - He emphasizes the importance of consistency and support in recovery. - [13:26] 🔄 Shaun's ongoing recovery and dealing with life stressors - Shaun talks about his recovery journey, including challenges with various life stressors and anxiety morphing over time. - He emphasizes the universality of his experiences and the continuous nature of recovery. - [17:46] 📈 Discussing life achievements post-recovery and personal growth - The group discusses significant life achievements post-recovery, like marriages and career growth. - They reflect on how overcoming anxiety contributed to personal strength and resilience. - [21:35] 🌱 The importance of learning to respond to life's challenges - The conversation focuses on learning to respond to stress and challenges in life. - The group emphasizes that recovery from anxiety involves adapting and responding to various life situations. - [28:21] 🤔 Reflecting on the role of anxiety in personal and professional growth - The mentors discuss how their experiences with anxiety have influenced their personal and professional growth. - They share insights on using anxiety recovery principles in other aspects of life. - [33:01] ⚖ Balancing recovery with normal life and the journey beyond symptoms - The discussion shifts to balancing anxiety recovery with normal life activities. - Emphasizes the journey beyond just being symptom-free and integrating recovery into daily life. - [38:51] 🌐 Discussing the global mental health crisis and the role of technology - The group delves into the global mental health crisis, considering the impact of technology and social media. - They explore how technology both hinders and helps in understanding and managing mental health issues. - [44:11] 🧠 Emphasizing the need for mental health education and self-awareness - The conversation turns to the importance of education in mental health and self-awareness. - They discuss the need for a deeper understanding of the mind and body in managing stress and anxiety. - [48:00] 🌟 Personal growth and ongoing challenges post-recovery - Each member shares their current personal challenges and areas of growth after recovering from anxiety. - They reflect on the continuous nature of personal development and adapting to life's changes. - [54:06] 📅 Plans and aspirations for the future, both personally and for Bye-Bye Panic - The mentors discuss their future plans and aspirations, both personally and for the Bye-Bye Panic program. - They express hope and excitement for continued growth and helping others through their experiences.

[@devyanishorey493]

This was such an insightful conversation. You guys are probably the most aware and kind people I’ve ever interacted with, doing the most incredible thing. Thanks for putting out such great content!

[@seduardoalvarado3370]

The value in this video is priceless. Thank you.

[@travelingfornewviews5070]

I agree to what Merika Said’ it was a must’ we need to learn to respond to life. This is the hard way of learning.

[@mv8744]

Thank you so much for your content. I’m 26 years old and I’m dealing with anxiety and physical symptoms. But just listening to people that have been through it as well gives me hope!

[@saebae2245]

I just wanna leave this comment here for Merika. Everything you talked about in this podcast hit deeply. You're extremely well-versed and I could find myself relating to your discussions a lot more. You're amazing! You're doing absolutely amazing! I will keep you as my inspiration for recovering from anxiety soon.

[@jacintamumbi-f9o]

I am glued to crippling anxiety. At some point i started learning sign language just to avoid speaking. Would like to share my story

[@Szermak]

That moment in your recovery journey, when you don't want to watch an anxiety video, because you know what they gonna say xD

[@mwillbabel]

Continue the good work. This has been a life saver on so many levels. The information and testimonies have been invaluable. Thank you!

[@jpg49]

On my first week of my 8 week baby bonding with my first child I got a massive panic attack and I’ve been having them since, gone to the doctors multiple times and they say it’s anxiety. It’s been a little over 11 months. Holding my head up high hoping for them to disappear

[@Ксенька-ц9т]

What an interesting talk! God bless you guys!🙏🙏🙏 You are so cool!🤗

[@candycewindels1337]

Hearing yall talk about being symptom free just seems mind boggling to me. I've had ptsd and panic disorder since 2006. I've tried cbt, act, exposure etc plus therapy and on meds. Better but still not able to live a normal life even 15+ years later. I don't even think it's possible.

[@wendy5290]

I loved the comment that you do your best "you don't have to respond perfectly"" to recover from Mirka . I'd love some content and encouragement on this please!!

[@shuhadainsaan7741]

I was waiting for this podcast and l thoroughly enjoyed it, was feeling overwhelmed until your brushing teeth analogy made so much sense,l immediately felt relieved and didn't think everything was too much much WORK. So Thank you so much Shaan and all the mentors for this Awesome 👌 video.

[@iamthefiremanjj]

Personally anxiety took a long time becoming totally whole and secure took a super long time and it’s a journey still . Probably about a year or two for anxiety . The rest in progress

[@tomchilton7756]

Started the mentorship this week, and it’s been such a big blessing. Loved listening to this!

[@Cdmcapital]

I finally got out of it after year and half. Thank you

[@Nanabanana29]

Hi, I'm glad to hear it. Could you explain what were the stages of your recovery?

[@Cdmcapital]

@@Nanabanana29 first few months were just feeling off then got back tonnormsl after a good routine then it came crashing down and I thought I was losing the plot. All symptoms from hullucinating to weird thoughts 247 and feeling faint then just had to solider it for a few months. I was a long journey I don’t know whether you can dm on here ?

[@Nanabanana29]

@@Cdmcapital thank you for your answer!

[@travelingfornewviews5070]

I feel like Merika is exactly like me, I was a keyboard warrior who used to stress out and emotionally engage with some random person for even arguments about politics!!!

[@kennywiley768]

Yeah I need to stop thst for good. It's such a waste of time

[@thatthotho]

Loved this. All the best

[@Ryan____Z]

I’m still in my “journey” mainly health anxiety especially based around the heart. So many panic attacks and scary symptoms and just most of the time I can have constant symptoms for days . Il have a few weeks fine, then drop back into the viscous circle of anxiety. It’s been pretty much like this for 8 years. Many visits to doctors and emergency room.ive been on medication , seen a therapist. I want this to end now as im 35 and if I don’t beat it now it will only get worse as I get older as obviously there could be legit health concerns

[@houseofbanya]

Try the emotion code book - it has helped me alot with my symptoms

[@bigbear5767]

Could be stimulants or diet. But you've probably heard that to death.

[@Ryan____Z]

@@bigbear5767 yeah my diet is perfect , I don’t take stimulants or coffee etc . I’m in the green in all my blood tests / testosterone. My blood pressure is slightly high that’s all because of the anxiety. It’s worse when I check it more worrying. That’s another vicious circle

[@jaytayde6535]

Totally got recoverd from this

[@corinasepulveda97]

How bad were your symptoms ? If you don’t mind me asking . And did you heal ?

[@grzegorz685]

How long did it take?

[@Szermak]

@@grzegorz685 Don't wait for it. This is not something that dissapeared, specially when you are focused on symptoms, timeline and stuff. You need to put it in action. Happy Healing! ^^

[@parsisimran4095]

Symptoms? And suffering time?

[@jaytayde6535]

@@grzegorz685 I cant tell the exxact time bro

[@vassybaby16]

Struggling with somatic OCD and horrid Sleep anxiety. I have other anxiety symptoms but those are the worst for me. I’ve been like this for 2 months now. The birth of my son and not sleeping and panicking caused it. I take Ativan for sleep. It’s hard to accept that you won’t sleep as an anxiety symptom 😢

[@anonymouscitizen6485]

I have hard times sleeping. I wake up usually around 3 am with my heart racing and feeling like I am suffocating and I have digestive issues and migraines. Nothing has been found to be wrong. Had EKG bloodwork, sonograms, X-rays, HIDA scan of my gallbladder and etc etc. when I watch these videos , I listen to the steps but it seems so vague on how you actually utilize these steps. I wish there was just a straight forward answer or statement on how exactly to do the steps. How to refocus, how to just make it stop.

[@FamoussSkills]

What about us that can’t afford the mentorship

[@chiragsharma5050]

Ha shan I thought I lost my old self what to do

[@Christopher-ry5zo]

I feel the same way just like I’m in a loop i can’t get out of that loop

[@chiragsharma5624]

how your anxiety started by drug use or in other way( your story)@@Christopher-ry5zo

[@miasorry]

Accept and allow it, keep living and do not ruminate about it. Sensations are just sensations, nothing more.

[@at2500]

Read the Dr. Claire Weekes book...it changed everything for the better

[@shubhamgandotra-anxietycoa1414]

It's just your anxiety that makes you feel like you are lost....you are still trying to fix your anxiety or fight your anxiety or resisting....Allow it to be there without any engagement and let the time pass

[@kennywiley768]

Ohhh man I can't wait to watch this!!

[@katieroberts5141]

As great as this is for them. Those of us that have had all of this for 20+ years it just seems like a smack in the face. Those of us that have tried everything that they did or suggest and yet still suffer daily. It's just a shame those people aren't mentioned. But yay for you!

[@byebyepanic]

We have people on the channel who have recovered who suffered twice as long as you. Might be worth checking out their success stories :)

[@UnleashThePain]

Man ive been having anxiety for 3 years. First year was back to back panic attacks every day. Literally lost 40lbs and thinking I'm going to die. First panic attack i was for sure thinking I'm dying and was even ok with it at that moment since it seemed like its happening. Eneded up passing out and fast forward medication has really helped and now my mindset has been strong so i rarely get anxiety. Sometimes it creeps up on or gives me symptoms but i just relax and breathe. The Quran relaxes me and being kind to my parents and wife makes me happy that if anything does happen i lived a life with love and that god has his plan. Death will just return men back to my lord. Be strong guys, it's hard, very hard. But it only strengthens you. The first time you overcome with your heart and mind. The door for recovery is now on the right track.

[@ExecutivePenStylus]

Your 3-3.5 years. Was that once you started to try to recover? Or was that from the first anxiety/panic attack to now everything is gone ?

[@Sniperartist]

Overall I guess

[@DAClub-uf3br]

I have had anxiety all my life but it didn't become a problem until my 40's. I am now in my 7th or 8th year of treatment.

[@kennywiley768]

Same. I mean, it was an issue for me with school nut I overcame it really quick and got back to living quick.. 2020 was disastrous for me and my family not to mention Covid changing everything. 2 deaths in the family then helping my parents take care of my grandma with dementia was just too much for me. Def fell very deep in the cycle. So glad I came across Shaan and he led me to Claire Weekes

[@shawnleong3605]

Hi Shaan, thanks for the reosurces, but it would be great that you could also talk more about OCD, especially pure O. I feel like since OCD/PTSD have been taken out of the anxiety umbrella, diagnostically speaking, I always feel like I do not have anxiety and what have been discussed does not appy to my OCD.

[@unchainedmikki]

Well, it still does apply. While people with anxiety avoid certain things to avoid discomfort, people with OCD do certain things to avoid discomfort. And the obsessive component is part of the anxiety too and in many cases just as strong, just channeled into a different direction.

[@Eliminton]

Mirka herself literally said she was diagnosed with OCD. I was too. It's all the same principle in treatment.

[@andrewdiaz5137]

Its really the same thing its doing things out of fear, mine went away with the anxiety

[@IbarrasLife]

Hi Shawn, I am on the journey of overcoming pure O. I suggest you watch the OCD recovery channel on KZbin. But like previous commenters have mentioned, it is the same approach. Responding appropriately to your thoughts, not reacting. Not resisting

[@spacebar9733]

Well logically since you know they're anxiety disorders, if you get rid of anxiety it will help majorly with the disorders. I have OCD and CPTSD too, I've noticed a big difference in my triggers, thoughts, and compulsions since working on fixing my anxiety. Maybe think about it holistically, not a checkbox !!

[@alaaeldirdiri7261]

Im curious to know. What do they mean by ‘responding to symptoms?’

[@valbonakurti990]

What is the book they mentionned in the beginning? Please

[@nocoatkittysphynx7126]

Claire Weeks.. Hope and help for your nerves

[@gavinchohrach4899]

How can I link up with any of these people to obtain help for myself?

[@pamelameltonhuff583]

Symptoms what were they .dizziness .anxieti after eating morning aniety.waiting for you too mention that

[@RakeshKumar-de4wb]

it has been 5 yrs and i started my healing journey in 2022 i thought that i have fully recovered but this year due to some situation it has came back and i have realized that it was not fully gone it is still there i think i need professional help to fully recover it but i dont know how to talk to my parents

[@unclejunebug7178]

You relapsed , you probably stopped doing what got you better in the first place or you’ve been dealing with a lot of stress recently and haven’t been managing it well

[@Dumelow077]

Can anyone tell me the book I can’t find it thankyou

[@ed51551]

ive been anxious over symptoms for some time now, but recently started to accept and live life anyways. now i find that i have 80% anxiety attack ALL THE TIME without knowing why or having a symptom to connect it to!?+ is that normal? i mean feeling that awful feeling all the time without a reason!?

[@parsisimran4095]

Don't know it is normal or not but I feel so... but now after acceptance it little bit manageable... Thanks to Almighty to guide me with this baby step...

[@johannespohl6006]

It was the same with me. I accepted the fear and suddenly it was stronger and more present. that went away again. I had always pushed the fear away before and if you let it be there, I think it's normal that it gets stronger at first because you let it be there

[@ed51551]

@@johannespohl6006 okay so feeling that awful feeling of fear without a reason is normal to a GAD sufferer u think? ive had health anxiety, GAD and panic disorder for 2.5yrs now... so its not strange at all that my brain has learned to be afraid all the time... some days are better than others but then there is a smal ache somewhere or the feeling of getting sick and boooom that fear takes over again, trying to chill and accept it is hard for me, after a couple of days i can handle it anymore and have to lay down on the floor for 3h+ like im dying....

[@johannespohl6006]

I thought I was going to die several times every day for the last year. Even triggered by the smallest symptoms. I also have health anxiety and stuff. The fact is we haven't died 100,000 times because of fear and we won't in the future. The panic attacks ALL ended every time. Total acceptance takes time. The irony is the symptoms we experience are triggered by fear and Stress. fear wants you to survive. In our cases, the fear is not rational; our nervous systems are sensitive and look for the slightest danger everywhere. Don’t let the fear cycle trick you. It is and remains a feeling like disgust or anger. very very unpleasant but not dangerous. FEAR WANTS YOU TO SURVIVE AND NOT KILL YOU. Fear itself is not the problem. It's the thinking and worrying and wanting the fear to go away that creates the stress and new Stress symptoms . The fear will eventually go away if we give up the fight to get rid of it and accept it.

[@ed51551]

@@johannespohl6006 nicely answered, i rationelly get it but hard to put it in to practise… I had this exact disorder/anxiety back in the days when i was 16yo and had it for 1.5 years and it stopped and i just forgot about it and started living again, meet my wife, got kids and c19 came around and i didnt care at the beginning but then i started to get other symptoms like domns and breathing issues and it sensitized me quickly and after that the spiral started all over again… so i know how it feels to get recovered, but i was young then and i didnt know what i was suffering so much, no Google no theraphist nothing, just had my dad that told me its anxiety and it will go away so i trusted him and was forced to go to school and surely enough after 1.5 years sleeping for 4h max every night on the couch or beside dad and slowely went away to the point of forgetting it. But now I know more, watch YT go see therapist, I’m more engaged about it and have kids and a home to take care off so I don’t have time for this and want to speed up a process that can not be sped up… it only makes it last even longer… I simply need to go to work again anyways and just start doing what I must and let the shitty feeling be there… but it’s hard… very hard… I almost don’t dare..

[@saiqashaikh48]

4 days ago my bp suddenly drop nd my dr gave me ors nd salt ...that time i feel like my soul is about to go out ....but after sometime i was ok .....then after 1 day my fear is that ...what if my bp low again and what if it happen when i m alone so again i got panic attack after 1 day...i m very healthy and i am very competent in my life .....only 2 time s i hve got panic attack ...so now i m trying to control on my own... I traveled without ors and live in my home for hours today just to overcome my fear ...now is it possible if i control like this....panic attacks stop at the beginning....kindly motivate me ....

[@Rishbh.gaur1994]

What is the cause of anxiety? What is the reason? Is it different for everybody?

[@AllthewayupG]

Pornography

[@marisapeasley7338]

Does this work for a 16 year old who doesn’t easily share his feelings?

[@a.schweighardt]

I wish my recovery was 2 years. I've been fucked up since 2010.

[@kathleendillon1572]

How much is your membership? I am 66 years young and have suffered for going in 10 months now and I have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis( 35 years)

[@kevincinar]

3K to 6K for 3 & 6 months.

[@kathleendillon1572]

@@kevincinar do you also deal with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis? I am wondering if you healed the adrenal first or the thyroid

[@Dkthakur2390]

I have some question.. I thought i was almost recovered bt watching videos on internet... Its becomes more worst... After hearing so many name of symptoms and other word like ocd dpdr and all others name..... I m geting more anxious I have some questions.. Should i watch videos on inter name?? Or just try to accepting it and not reacting on whatever i feel... I have main problem is mood swings and feeling bore all time... What should i doo all days.. I m student bt currently i can not study due to sleep problems i can not sleep more thaen 3 h ... What should i do with my sleep.. Currently i dont like to sit and studying.. I like to go out with my friends... What should i doo... What should i do what i like or what is my duty....

[@DavisInDuval]

I can tell you that constantly looking for reassurance through more and more videos is not going to help. If you know the fact that you need to accept what is happening, don’t fight it and allow your emotions to be what they are while just observing them, you know what you need to know. More and more videos will just keep you thinking about it more often.

[@OCamy-cc4pt]

Did anyone recover from anxiety without medication only with exposure?My doctor told me it's impossible.Please I need help, I just start my way to recovery.

[@ВікторіяДоскочинська]

I am out of agoraphobia and driving anxiety. It took me around 2 months using flooding exposures without any medications. I am still in different type on anxiety recovery due tu trauma and I am sure this will work too. How are you now?

[@patti.untouchedbytrauma]

It’s absolutely possible, I stopped medications and learned about nervous system from a specialist and even though it’s hard you can do it. ❤❤❤

[@AnitaPerrine]

Live your life anyway…even with symptoms there.

[@krisztiankolompar6941]

What if my blood pressure instantly high like 180/100

[@allensingleton9162]

With anxiety. Your pressure will be up and down. Mostly up. Constantly checking it will add a nother thing to worry about. And frustrate you.

[@moriahbh951]

This video is so inspiring. ❤

[@yashupadhyay1023]

nice video

[@joed1596]

I've been going on 30 years.😢

[@Chadborn-j8p]

Sorry to hear, it’s been 20 years now. About to not have meds any day. Worried how I’ll react.

[@krisztiankolompar6941]

How if u not strong enough

[@marthasisco9678]

How r u

[@Totbatot6774]

After eating I get anxious. In winters I get anxious

[@Rishbh.gaur1994]

Me too specially in north india near mountains

[@kennywiley768]

This is just my opinion... Def not a doctor but.... I used to get the same thing after eating. What I think the problem is, when we eat, our bodies are working hard to digest our food, which is completely normal, it's supposed to do that.. But being so sensitized and tuned in to our bodies our brains detect the elevated heart rate and we instantly think "this equals panic".... "Elevated heart rate means anxiety".

[@Dkthakur2390]

​@@Rishbh.gaur1994vai nmbr doge

[@parsisimran4095]

Gas can be one of the reason to become anxious...if gas overpoweres our brain than it makes anxiety

[@pamelameltonhuff583]

Sorry you didnt talk about aniexty

[@Flatpickmastery]

Jesus can heal it completely with one stage ha. We don't need to fear Bible says just believing and you shall be healed

[@Chadborn-j8p]

It’s a shame yall gotta pay to have a support group. Should just do one in a discord or something.

[@marthasisco9678]

Exactly

[@manchester8143]

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[@ArkaykOpisyal]

🫡🫡🫡🫡

[@rickm6232]

Simply put. It's not affortable to you and I and most people. I know he has to have some skin in the game but most of his interviews are just with people in his mentorship. It's not rocket science.

[@sldeath9988]

If yall don’t think your gonna recover you are but not right away it will take time and consistency.🫡

[@JasonLane-ci5ng]

I had gotten sick withy nerves after I went to echool in England the teachers were disgusting I hated school in England the teachers made me sick with my nerves the teachers threatened me every day with the Cain or strap I was be littledand told you not in America now lane we do things differently here I was told that everyday I was treated sub human Over there I hated it and I'm glad to be out of there😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿❤👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿❤❤👿👿👿👿👿👿

[@katieroberts5141]

The cane or belt was stopped decades ago! This doesn't happen any more AT ALL and the education in the UK is world renowned!!