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Hi everyone,
I'm still trying to learn to navigate this sight. I have a son who is a senior in high school and tomorrow is his first football game of the season. Tonight my husband and I are hosting the football supper for all varsity players. Last Friday was the football scrimmage and I was so anxious that I did not go and felt very bad afterward. I've been up since 3 a.m. preparing food for tonight and now things keep popping into my head - I am so worried that things will not turn out right. This is very much out of my comfort zone. I have Generalized Anxiety Disorder anyway. What have I gotten myself into!? |
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It may be difficult now and you may feel very anxious, but just keep telling yourself that you will get through this and you will. Anxiety is just a feeling that you experience and may have to just accept. Sure you can go to the Football game and you may feel anxious and that is okay. You may host a big party and feel overwhelmed but you can get through it. Don't let the anxiety dictate your life.
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Take a breath. Organize everything that makes u anxious into what u can control and what u can't. Then go about taking action on the things u can control. And let the rest be.
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How was the party -- I am anxious to learn all about it? Sounds like quite a festivity to organize!
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Thanks everyone for your support. I survived the football supper and Friday night football game. My son played most of the game and they won - it was very exciting.
I told him I will come to all his games this season and I'm not sure I can do it. I try to avoid people at the games, but sometimes that's hard to do. This Friday the game is away and we will be going to a different stadium. Plus it's a 2 1/2 hour drive one way. My husband will go with me, but I don't talk to him about my anxiety/depression. I know it sounds strange, but we don't have the greatest relationship. My husband is constantly commenting and criticizing me for being "paranoid". |
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