Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 5:37 am
Hi All - I am coming up on my one year anniversary of doing this Program. I have been off the posts for a while because I have been busy catching up on the things I have missed out in my life due to me allowing the anxiety to control me. I am such a different person that consider myself recovered.
I suffered from anxiety for almost 20 years before I decided to deal with it instead of running. Dealing with it was scary and hard at first, but when I allowed myself to just accept the anxiety and accept myself, it seems to have dissipated. This program does work. My last panic attack was July 4, 2008. I have not had one since.
I worked through this program while taking care of my mother who was battling Stage III Mestatic Breast Cancer. This program helped me to help my mother. I am also happy to report that my mom is cancer free and we did "Komen's Race for the Cure" together!:)
I am now a confident, happy, relaxed, "roll-with-the-punches" kind of woman now. My faith became stronger, my outlook brighter, my day is spent looking for the positives, and my marriage stronger (my husband is so relieved that he is not my "safe" person anymore) and my son does not seem to show signs of anxiety either. I worked through the program and passed down techniques to him.
I just want to say that this Program works, but it takes work. Thank you Stress Center. Thank you to the Members on this site. (Mom of Six and Mrs. T Bones - you posts have been very inspirational to me!) The postings definitely helped me because I did not feel alone and if I had a problem, all I had to do was post and people were ready to help me work it out.
I hope this post will help anyone who feels like the anxiety cannot be dealt with and it will never get better - it can get better and it will get better. I was one of the most negative people (I did not know it until I looked over my negative-to-positive journal - I swear my hand cramped from writing all the negative thoughts and words that flowed in and out all day) I was my own worst enemy, but now I am my safe person. That feels so good to know that I am responsible and I am able to control my anxiety and feel safe being me.
Good Luck to All
LisaLisa
I suffered from anxiety for almost 20 years before I decided to deal with it instead of running. Dealing with it was scary and hard at first, but when I allowed myself to just accept the anxiety and accept myself, it seems to have dissipated. This program does work. My last panic attack was July 4, 2008. I have not had one since.
I worked through this program while taking care of my mother who was battling Stage III Mestatic Breast Cancer. This program helped me to help my mother. I am also happy to report that my mom is cancer free and we did "Komen's Race for the Cure" together!:)
I am now a confident, happy, relaxed, "roll-with-the-punches" kind of woman now. My faith became stronger, my outlook brighter, my day is spent looking for the positives, and my marriage stronger (my husband is so relieved that he is not my "safe" person anymore) and my son does not seem to show signs of anxiety either. I worked through the program and passed down techniques to him.
I just want to say that this Program works, but it takes work. Thank you Stress Center. Thank you to the Members on this site. (Mom of Six and Mrs. T Bones - you posts have been very inspirational to me!) The postings definitely helped me because I did not feel alone and if I had a problem, all I had to do was post and people were ready to help me work it out.
I hope this post will help anyone who feels like the anxiety cannot be dealt with and it will never get better - it can get better and it will get better. I was one of the most negative people (I did not know it until I looked over my negative-to-positive journal - I swear my hand cramped from writing all the negative thoughts and words that flowed in and out all day) I was my own worst enemy, but now I am my safe person. That feels so good to know that I am responsible and I am able to control my anxiety and feel safe being me.
Good Luck to All
LisaLisa
