Most recently I have been waking up anxious. I don't remember waking up anxious the first time through the program and I am currently on lesson 9 my second time through.
I don't worry about it really because it gives my positive self-talk voice a chance to get started early in the morning.
But if it catches you in a vulnerable moment when you are still too sleepy to counter the irrational negative thoughts it can start to spoil your morning.
What has worked for me is I listen to the relaxation track on my ipod and I loop it over and over and I go right back to bed.
I know I am not the only one that has woken up anxious. Does anyone else out there have tips that have worked for them?
God Bless
Eddy
Waking up anxious
I have woken up with an anxious feeling every morning for the past two months. However, in starting the AAAD process, I have found a couple of tips that have helped me so far. I am only on week one of the program, but I have found that this has led me to begin to regain a schedule I am comfortable with and begin to live my life again.
First, when I wake up, I immediately keep my feet moving. Rather than feel like the anxiety is about to tarnish the morning/day, I quickly get nutrients into my system, reach for the pocket cards provided by MC, and, if I need to, I call my support sources and ask them to help remind me that anxiety is something I CAN control, as it is a momentary hinderance in my day.
Granted, the anxiety is very much there, but I keep moving, disallowing myself time or space to play the "What if?" game. I hope this helps to anyone who reads this, as it is helping me.
First, when I wake up, I immediately keep my feet moving. Rather than feel like the anxiety is about to tarnish the morning/day, I quickly get nutrients into my system, reach for the pocket cards provided by MC, and, if I need to, I call my support sources and ask them to help remind me that anxiety is something I CAN control, as it is a momentary hinderance in my day.
Granted, the anxiety is very much there, but I keep moving, disallowing myself time or space to play the "What if?" game. I hope this helps to anyone who reads this, as it is helping me.