My GAD returned
I first discovered the charity No Panic on a small notice board pinned to my GP’s wall in my early 20’s. I had just started
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I first discovered the charity No Panic on a small notice board pinned to my GP’s wall in my early 20’s. I had just started
I was diagnosed with OCD aged 41. I knew I wasn’t well but had no idea it was OCD as I wasn’t concerned about tidiness,
Around the age of three years old, I was taken to hospital by my Mum as I needed a small operation on my tongue. Back
I am 45 years old. I have Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD). As far back as I remember I have always been a worrier. A what-if.. er!
I have always been an anxious person since childhood, worrying about things rather than playing with other kids my age but my problems really started
I was 7 years old when I first understood that one day I would die. I was watching Pirates of the Caribbean at home with
I was 36 years old when my agoraphobia started. I was travelling to work on the train as I did every day. All of a
My name is David and I have Social Phobia. I was very shy at school and because I was different and couldn’t stand up for
Dear past me, Today we celebrated one year without panic attacks. That’s 365 days you have fought panic and anxiety and I don’t think you
I’ve been motivated to write this to do my bit to try to tackle the stigma attached to mental health problems and to encourage people
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