I worry a lot less than when I posted previously in here. (I also no longer think I have Huntingdons, thankfully). Yes, it could happen one day. But at least I don't spend every single day worrying that every little symptom is a sign that I have cancer. Besides, I've had a load of medical tests lately. They're all clear for anything like that.
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I'm really happy to hear that you have had success in not worrying about it so much anymore!Otherside
I'm sure that having positive medical tests has helped relieve some of that too.
Well, I always imagined that I would die of something. You can't escape death; just greet him as a old friend.
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yeah I worry about it a lot more now since my mom had it this year ( she is free from it now) and I have done stuff that causes cancer in the past but all of my results from the doctor come out normal.
When I had my initial bout with panic disorder and panic attacks, I was sure I had some neurological condition, and that included a brain tumor (Cancer). Once I had a good healthcare team behind me, was on antidepressant therapy, and learned cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), that all passed...
I'm not saying that those fears might not resurface in the future, but one thing I have changed is to do my best to live in the present, and not to project into future days. I do all I can to live for today, live in the moment. My life is much calmer when I do that.
The very best to everyone!... Chuck
Yes everyday every waking hour.I get so scared I will hear you are dying.
Take your pick: heart attack/stroke or cancer. If one doesn't get you then the other will. Looks like a few lucky ones get Alzheimer's, emphysema, or diabetes complications.
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so true something will get us life does end here on earth I just do not want to suffer I know I will die but pain is bad.
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