Re: Anxiety or ADHD

[Anonymous]

Wow, I read most of the post and had very helpful comments but that Gucci outlet post just messed me up and its all gone now, lol.

Actually I suffer from severe anxiety sometimes (bordering on paranoia). I’ve found that most of my worst “events” have occuured after some heinous nutrition choices (ie. Drinking double double coffee and eating fritters, or candy binges). I have recently noticed (in a healthier state) that I’m very imaginative and open minded, I can look at a situation and picture many different angles, good and bad. Some of those angles can be pretty scary, but I can understand that it is not likely and stop the panic before it starts now (I’d be a great writer if I could get my brain and hands to work together, lol).

I don’t know if its the ADD or the anxiety that makes me think this way, or something else, but as long as I’m not freaking out I prefer it. It allows me to think outside of the box and come up with solutions other people don’t see.

And Krista, you’re life sounds a lot like mine (other than the anxiety), only I have 2 kids (6 and 2) and I stay at home (so my house should be neat right? WRONG!) instead of working. And you didn’t mention a partner (that I noticed).I have a husband who works too much but is home most evenings, yet still manages to do at least as much as I do most days.

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