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Singer_89Contributor
Since you may of seen already I’ve had a very bad nightmare lately which has brought on a lot of fear and anxiety…so i thought maybe it would be good for others if they were to share their dreams or nightmares on here as well and talk about any of the fears that they may have and the anxiety they may have as well
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deshiftSenior Contributor
@Snowie
Why's that Snowie? Do you just chill with your demon?
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SnowieSenior Contributor
@deshift
I try and not let my nightmares dictate my life. It's not as if they magically go away, I wish that was the case.
Keeping myself busy helps, reading helps, listening to podcasts help.
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Singer_89Contributor
Panic attacks suck,I hope you’re doing ok tonight though,no friends or family here unfortunately,i moved to Tasmania in 2017 and only have 1 friend who is also my ex and after our breakup he now lives with his mum currently and doesn’t want us living together again after the way we ended…
I do however have a social worker who is helping me and I am currently trying to get onto ndis as well
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ENKELISenior Contributor
I've been trying to move on from losing my best friend in April- she ghosted me and it came as an awful shock as it was not expected- and I keep having dreams about her. While the dreams aren't bad, I wake up feeling worse because I just want to move on and try and regain my life.
Even though I'm medicated at night I've been having trouble falling asleep 😴
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