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Old Sep 07, 2012, 06:48 PM
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About a month ago I finished massage therapy school. My formal graduation is going on right now as I sit in my bed at home (my comfort zone). I can't come to the conclusion if it was the depression or the anxiety that has kept me at home but either way it's very discouraging as I made many friendships in my classes. They became like an encouraging family to me. I actually miss school because it was in some way a routine for me. For now, until I pass my MBLEX exam on the 17th I am at home most of the day by myself. I have three children, and most of the time when it comes to them I am able to pull myself out of what feels like is state of drowning. Even leaving the grocery store tonight I was almost in tears because all I wanted to do was get home.
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Old Sep 07, 2012, 08:29 PM
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are you working with a t? is there any way for you to stay connected with the folks from your school (a movie, lunch, etc)? I know about the anxiety (i have really bad anxiety), hang in there, breathe, it will be ok but if you don't have a t, i think working with one would really be benificial for you, because it sounds like the anxiety is running your life (which it shouldn't)
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Old Sep 07, 2012, 09:03 PM
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I wonder why this event would make you feel so anxious. Do you have anxiety problems? You were able to go to class.

I agree that it might be a good idea to meet with a therapist for a few sessions to see what's going on and to get treatment if needed, if you haven't already. I know you're sad that whatever it was led you to stay home. And I know you don't want to stay in bed all the time!
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