Atria35 (post: 1413938) wrote:Aw, man. Sounds like that's been pretty hard for you! I know that you don't have your age posted, but depending, it could be hormones- you'd be surprised at how many teenagers just have emotional moments with laughing and crying for no reason- and if they're strong enough, they can give depressing/suicidal thoughts. I know that I hit a few of those during my teen years >.>"
If you get those scenarios again, you could try turning them into something productive- have you ever heard of books like the Zombie Survival Guide? You could try writing out contingency plans for hospital emergencies and friends leaving (as part of this plan, I suggest having one step be "have stash of junk food and good movies/books").
Regardless, I'll be praying that things come out fine!
Prayer, reading, music and even putting on some candles help me relax when it happens. All I can say is don't fight them, let it pass and if it helps, pray while its occurring. Keep your thoughts focused on God to help ease the panic.
Angel37 (post: 1414738) wrote:My husband gets these frequently about me. He'll randomly start panicking over my well-being, wondering if I'm dead or hurt even when he knows where I am and what I'm doing. He sees a counselor for it and it helps immensely since a lot of these emotions come from things he went through as a kid. He struggles with self-esteem too. So I would echo Nate's request to see a counselor, preferably Christian in case it IS spiritual. You need someone with the training and discernment to tell what's going on!
But yeah, I will be praying you find comfort as I have seen first hand how it can affect someone. It's rough! But fight it!
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