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Kelsie Anonymous

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Posted: Fri February 23, 2007 Post subject: Social Anxiety? |
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| I used to be diagnosed with social anxiety , I didnt like being around people. I basically didnt like people period. Then I moved off the bus route in my city and have been really secluded for the last 10 months , only seeing my OB (i was preg) My SO when he was home (1 week a month, he has an offshore job). Suddenly I desire to be around people , I go to walmart just to be near people to be surrounded by them. I try to start idle conversation , bt something is wrong , my words come out all messed up , i seem to have lost my ability to socialize verbally. I am homebound , the net and the telephone bring me no comfort , I am starting to be concerned about my loss of ability to verbally communicate with people. When I talk to people i mess p what i am saying so bad that I even avoid calling my family on the phone ... Is this still social anxiety or something else ? I don't know what to do , i also worry that it could somehow affect my newborns development somehow. all sugs welcome |
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Burning Anonymous

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Posted: Fri February 23, 2007 Post subject: |
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| i know where you are coming from i have also been diognosed with social anxiety. The thing is even though for a lot of the time you don't like to be around people there is a point where seclusion and lonliness makes you want to be around people just to get some human contact. im not saying all of a sudden you are a social butterfly just that no matter how shy you are we all need a little human contact. as to your word fumbles i wouldn't worry about it too much. you've decsribed extreme seclusion and so you have to reaclimate. my guess is that you fumble a word get anxious about it which in turn makes you fumble even more. but if your are really nervous about this ask your doctor. |
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Mustang Anonymous

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Posted: Fri February 23, 2007 Post subject: |
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Have you considered that your "inability" to communicate may have something to do with your hormones? When you're pregnant, your hormones go beserk, as you probably know.
I'm sure you know that hormones can affect you a great deal. These are chemicls in your body & when they're out of whack it affects you in more way than you realize.
Try going to places like Walmart again. Use this as a "mock" way of interacting with people. Try to think of it as, even if you do "fflub up" a converstion, so what???? When will you ever see these people again. |
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