Drew, I express my extreme gratitude that you don't shy away from the hard or "scary" topics. This was very helpful for me because I love life but also have this irrational fear of accidentally doing something I don't rationally want to do. This helped me see I am not alone and I am not in true danger. Thank you so much!
This has been the worst sensation I have ever felt in my entire life, thank you for being so open and sharing your own experience, it makes all the difference ✨🙏🏻✨
In the beginning this was a fear if I couldn’t control myself, but I knew I didn’t want to harm myself. And like you said about you saving yourself that took over your fear and allowed you to step out of your comfort zone of driving I had a similar experience but with my son he needed stitches and I was so nervous and scared because it was out of my comfort zone and at night time I thought I would lose control if I took him to the emergency room but I did and by myself with him sat in the emergency room for a couple hours and didn’t feel much anxiety I was so worried about my son but after I knew he was okay it creeped up but I had to get us home and I did . With all those feelings I even stopped and put gas in my car. But the next day just going to get groceries felt so difficult to do I couldn’t understand it . Can’t wait to hear the lesson from your experience to better understand.
This description was so painful to read; I’m sure we all can understand the desperate frantic state you describe.
I work in healthcare and for a while, part of my job was doing a depression screening on each patient. As I would read the questions, like “Have you wished you could die or go to sleep and not wake up?” I would be obsessively asking myself the same questions. Instead of being concerned for the patient in front of me, I was totally self focused. I would even score it and check to see if I was in an at-risk or crisis category… even though I have never been depressed in my entire life and certainly have never been suicidal.
Thanks for your openness and honesty Drew. I look forward to tomorrow's lesson. I am having a tooth extraction by the way, but I will have to take diazepam to get me there. Just saying.
Drew, I express my extreme gratitude that you don't shy away from the hard or "scary" topics. This was very helpful for me because I love life but also have this irrational fear of accidentally doing something I don't rationally want to do. This helped me see I am not alone and I am not in true danger. Thank you so much!
A hard topic to read for me because I, once again, thought I was the only one. Thank you for this Drew.
This has been the worst sensation I have ever felt in my entire life, thank you for being so open and sharing your own experience, it makes all the difference ✨🙏🏻✨
Your experience mirrors mine in many ways, Drew. Thank you so much for raising this topic and I look forward to further discussion of it.
In the beginning this was a fear if I couldn’t control myself, but I knew I didn’t want to harm myself. And like you said about you saving yourself that took over your fear and allowed you to step out of your comfort zone of driving I had a similar experience but with my son he needed stitches and I was so nervous and scared because it was out of my comfort zone and at night time I thought I would lose control if I took him to the emergency room but I did and by myself with him sat in the emergency room for a couple hours and didn’t feel much anxiety I was so worried about my son but after I knew he was okay it creeped up but I had to get us home and I did . With all those feelings I even stopped and put gas in my car. But the next day just going to get groceries felt so difficult to do I couldn’t understand it . Can’t wait to hear the lesson from your experience to better understand.
I can so relate to this. Thank you!
This description was so painful to read; I’m sure we all can understand the desperate frantic state you describe.
I work in healthcare and for a while, part of my job was doing a depression screening on each patient. As I would read the questions, like “Have you wished you could die or go to sleep and not wake up?” I would be obsessively asking myself the same questions. Instead of being concerned for the patient in front of me, I was totally self focused. I would even score it and check to see if I was in an at-risk or crisis category… even though I have never been depressed in my entire life and certainly have never been suicidal.
Thank you again Drew! Exactly what I needed you are amazing.
Thanks for your openness and honesty Drew. I look forward to tomorrow's lesson. I am having a tooth extraction by the way, but I will have to take diazepam to get me there. Just saying.
I needed to read this morning exactly this ❤️ Thx Drew ❤️❤️❤️
As always, thank you!