Tag: mental health
Posted on July 8, 2019
by Anxious Andrea
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It’s been hard for me to write this article for the past couple of weeks, for two reasons I have lost the motivation to do what I generally love, including writing I’ve been debating whether or not I should share this The truth is,…
Category: depressionTags: anger, anxious, depressiom, guilty, loss of interest, mental health, mentality, post-partum, pregnancy, prenatal depression, sadness, sleeping, withdrawal
When you’re fighting off depression, it’s hard to get a grasp on even the basic things that you need. When I go through my depressive states, the thing that I struggle with the most is fighting an impulse to overspend. It’s easy to look…
Category: depressionTags: broke, debt, donations, Finances, food, gifts, hair, impulse, makeup, mental health, overcome, overspend, shame, unemployed
Music has surrounded me in every aspect of life ever since I was a baby. To my mother’s singing, to our car radio tuned into trans-am Radio, to my music players over the years plugged into my ears. I could go on, but you…
Category: anxiety, depressionTags: aid, anxiety, cope, improve, loneliness, love, meditation, mental health, music, rage, relaxation, stress
Posted on April 15, 2019
by Anxious Andrea
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Have you ever been so stressed that your body has just given up on you? There are times when I try to push through discomfort and stress, but sometimes that ends up making me sicker in the end. Trying to pinpoint why I’ve been…
Posted on April 8, 2019
by Anxious Andrea
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I’m a firm believer that if you have already decided if you want kids (or not), you’ve already made up your mind, and it will not change in the future. I had a recent conversation with my sister about this because years ago I…
Category: anxiety, UncategorizedTags: babies, children, cope, family, guilt, kids, lying, mental health, mother, motherhood, obstacles, options, selfish
Posted on March 25, 2019
by Anxious Andrea
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I’ve been toying with the idea to start up an advice column for those that would like to reach out anonymously. I understand that there is still a huge stigma around mental health, and there are some people who are uncomfortable to reach out…
I live in a townhouse complex that generally gets quarterly newsletters in regards to issues and updates within our community. Yesterday, we received such a newsletter, and I was quite alarmed to see the language that they used within. Generally, I don’t stand up…
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