Its a feeling that comes and goes with the terrain but when you do
experience it you work through it, bite your lower lip and tough it
out. That’s what most people do at any rate. For some people the
physical sensations and the mental thoughts become so overwhelming
that they experience intense panic.

This fear has physical sensations that are so powerful that they may
be rendered speechless; unable to breathe, experience such a rapid
heartbeat that they feel their heart is going to explode or other
problems.

Excessive anxiety, triggered by seemingly normal events can cause such
a lack of confidence, that engaging in normal, everyday activities
becomes difficult, if not impossible. Its unclear why some people
experience these feelings while others do not.

A firefighter can run into a burning building and save a life but you
cant choose which head of broccoli looks best in the store without
feeling your heart race? This doesn’t make any sense, at least until
you look to some of the causes for panic.

For people who struggle with excessive worry, the personality type
they have inherited from their parents can contribute to their
tendency to worry. This predisposition to worry exists like a ticking
time bomb. In some people it goes off because of triggering events and
in some people the bomb never goes off.

Your inherited personality type and childhood environment are the long
term factors that determine how you will respond to stress but the
short term causes are what trigger the release of excessive anxiety in
your life. Short term causes can be any number of things. For some
people, this will be the loss of a spouse, child or family member, for
other people it could be the loss of a job or the end of an important
relationships.

Seemingly happy events can also cause stress triggers such as having a
baby, getting married or moving. These changes bring about significant
changes in your life and can increase your stress and worry.

Once anxiety has been allowed to creep through that open door, it is
hard to get rid of. Its very hard to tell how you will respond to
any given event. Losing a child, spouse or family member is shattering
for everyone. Everyone responds to this personal loss with great
sorrow, anxiety and depression.

Many people are eventually able to go on, struggle through the day and
regain their former life. The suffering is normal and part of life.
Whats not normal is that anxiety so overwhelms you for such a long
period of time that you cant engage in anything anymore.

At some point, pain and worry should pass and if it doesn’t you may be
dealing with a more significant problem than your personal loss. The
same goes for losing a job, moving, getting married, having a baby.
These events may disrupt the normal rhythm of your life but you should
be able to regain a footing and proceed with your new life without
excessive anxiety after awhile.

The negative shouldn’t be lurking behind every corner. Its important
to consult a doctor if you feel you are struggling with sustained,
excessive and unwanted anxiety.

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