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    bird    December 15, 2013   caribbean

    well ladies am i alone on this?

    i constantly feel like somthing might be wrong  with me.the slightiest thing sends me to the doctor.its now become a joke with my SO.if i say my back hurts he says...u wanna go to the doc?lol.

    also does anyone else feel like there life is going so good that somthing bad is just around the conrner?

    there is a date in my head i think i will die by or so .i havnt told anyone not even my so.am scared to say it out loud.

    lets me kn how u guys feel.

     
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    OttawaBride2011    May 21, 2011   Ottawa, Ontario

    Yes. You are not alone. I always think something is wrong with me. The difference is I never end up going to the doctor, and eventually whatever it was goes away. I think I have some anxiety problems and am definitely a worry-wart.

     
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    krissybee    October 15, 2011   :: chicago IL ::

    yes! i'm a complete worry-wort too and think "something bad" will happen in the future. I don't say it out loud because then its real and i'm fulfilling some weird omen. ( oh my gosh i sound kinda crazy but it true! )

    i think that my life is so blessed something has to go wrong. :(  I try to keep a clear mind and carry on though. Live in the present!!!

     
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    bird    December 15, 2013   caribbean

    well 8 out of 10 tinmes i might go.and even when am told everthing is ok i still think somthing is wromg.i tell myself that they didnt dig deep enough. i watch alot of dr g medical examiner and mystery diagnosis.ppl always die but could have done somthing to prevent it or just have gone in time to the doc. god i feel like a crazy because of this sometims.

     
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    GirlWithARing    September 5, 2010   Living in NYC, marrying in Philadelphia

    I used to do this ALL THE TIME, and after having gone to doctors with all types of symptoms (unexplained headaches, stomachaches, heart pain, back pain, etc etc etc) and many tests, specialist visits, and more, I realized it was all in my head. 

    Now, I'm usually too busy to worry about this type of stuff. If I ever do, I just remind myself of the times I was convinced something was seriously wrong with me and it turned out just fine. That calms me down about whatever might be worrying me. 

    I also sometimes feel like everything in my life is too good to be true...but then I think about all the annoying little things, the fights I've gotten into with family or FI lately, troubles at work, etc, and then all of a sudden it doesn't seem so perfect anymore :) 

     
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    Ex Libris    October 10, 2010   Brooklyn, NY

    bird, I feel your pain!!!  Those Discovery Health shows make my brain crazy.  I was never a hypochondriac until I felt like I had something to lose.

    FH always teases me when I worry about something:

    me: OMG my _______ hurts, look, do you think it's serious?

    FH: (fake horror) OMG that's terrible! I think it's going to turn black, fall off, and you're going to die.

     
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    ILikePink    June 9, 2012   Minneapolis, MN

    You should really see someone for your anxiety. Anxiety is a huge burden, that I used to just shrug off and make fun of, but after too many times waking up crying for the silliest reasons, I finally went and talked to a therapist.

    I'm not on any drugs or anything, but I learned some really rational ways of dealing with my anxiety.

    Before this, I was like, banned, from WebMD by FI and by my Ex, because I would freak myself out so bad thinking I was dying, or pregnant (even though I've always been on BC, I ALWAYS thought I was pregnant, like ugh.) Anyway, bad news.

     
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    tomsbride    May 21, 2011   kingston, ontario, canada

    i have OCD i know the feeling, i have actually worried myself to the point of passing out, i cant even make a mistake on paper without crumpling it up and burning it, im very particular about my health and germs, but there are ways of making it go away if you need to talk to someone who knows a bit about it PM me, its def easier said than done ive been working on it for years but i have gotten better.. when i was a kid i couldnt drink out of something that didnt have a lid i was afraid of debris and germs making sick and if i did i would instantly think i was getting sick... now i dont care if someone else drinks from my drink! so it is help-able... <-- yep if this were paper i would burn it!

     
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    stephinPA    October 29, 2010   Reading, PA

    It worries me that you think there is a particular date in which you are going to die.  I mean, yes, we are all going to die, that's part of life.  But to be constantly thinking about the certain date?  That would drive me nuts.

    I call it being pro-active about my health.  If something is wrong, I go to the doctor.  But again, if I worried about every little issue my body has going on with it, I would need to be on some sort of anti-anxiety medication because I just couldn't handle the worry.

     

     
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    krissybee    October 15, 2011   :: chicago IL ::

    ex Libris- my FI jokes like that too! i have back pain constantly and i tell him and he's like " yeah thats a symptom that your kidneys are failing"... then i freak out and get mad at him. its all in jest.. i know that.. but still!

     

    i agree, webMD and sites of the like i try to stay away from!

     
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    CorgiTales    February 1, 2011  

    Also-- have you ever heard doctor's talk about full body scans? Docs have the ability to basically give anyone a full body internal exam. And they don't. Do you know why? (other than the money). EVERYONE has several "abnormal" things about them, and they generally don't do any harm at all. Yes if you watch Dr. G you can see omg this person had x y z wrong with them and no one knew.... but if it wasn't unusual they wouldn't put it on tv. The much more common experience is that someone has a little something wrong with them and its no big deal. Most people don't die from big medical mysteries like that, and most people aren't going to get seriously ill in their 20s, 30s, 40s, or even 50s. 

     
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    chelseamorning    November 1, 2008   Washington, DC/Atlanta

    I think you do have something wrong with you that you should get checked out: You have anxiety about your health that is significantly negatively impacting your life. This post is evidence of that. A psychologist or counselor could really help you deal with this. If there are any universities in your area there are usually reduced-cost clinics in the graduate programs that would be a good low-commitment way to try it out. I hope you feel better soon.

     
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    bird    December 15, 2013   caribbean

    @chelseamorning:i did go once to a shrink. it turned into a water works festival on my part.i was suppose to continue but bcus i started in my home country and live in another i didnt continue.its not the cost of travelling that caused that.i guess i lots the will to continue .i also have him on messenger which we could consult there.ill give it some thought.thanks for ur imput

     
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    okqueenbee    Dec 4, 2009   OKC

    @ bird - I feel the SAME way. .

    Sometimes I want to go to the Dr. and TELL him that I'm a hypochondriac, but he'd probably just tell me it's all in my head LOL!

     

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