This is week 3 of me participating in Stream of Consciousness Sunday with Fadra from All Things Fadra.
Anxiety
anx·i·ety
noun \aŋ-ˈzī-ə-tē\
: fear or nervousness about what might happen
: a feeling of wanting to do something very much
Do you ever feel anxiety? Are you anxious? Butterflies in the stomach? A knot that feels like it is tied to a 50 pound weight hanging inside? I usually get anxiety when I feel like I can’t control the situation, when I am not sure what is going to happen, or when I have life changes.
I never thought much about it until a few years ago when my pediatrician and I had a major talk about my boys and their anxiety and where it came from. Well it boils down that it comes from me. Did you know that you can pass on things like anxiety to your children when they are born? Well, you can.
I am having major anxiety over some things that are happening right now in my life and I am at the point where I can’t sit still, I have no appetite (in fact my stomach feel sick), and I am not quite sure if I am coming or going most of the time.
I know I need to just relax and take a breath. Everything is fine, in fact it is great. Now just tell my stomach that and I will feel much better.
This was my 5 minute Stream of Consciousness Sunday post. It’s five minutes of your time and a brain dump. Want to try it? Here are the rules…
- Set a timer and write for 5 minutes.
- Write an intro to the post if you want but don’t edit the post. This is writing in the raw.
- Publish it somewhere. Anywhere. The back door to your blog if you want. But make it accessible.
- Link back to this post (feel free to use the SOC Sunday graphic).
- Add your post at the bottom of Fadra’s post (be sure to use the permalink to your post, not your blog’s URL; and only NEW posts please).
- Visit your fellow bloggers and show some love.
Fadra
January 31, 2015 17:22I’m sorry I missed this last week. Of COURSE you’re feeling anxiety. How could you not?? I think once you settle in and find yourself “home” again, you’re feeling of anxiety will ease. (BTW, I suffer from it too)