Mild anxiety
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Mild anxiety
Hi everyone. I'm laying in bed and mild anxiety is keeping me from drifting off to sleep. At this hour I don't have anyone else to reach out to so just thought I'd post here to get it off my chest. I'm not even sure what it's related to, but I'm guessing a few small insecurities that popped up over the last day or so.
I don't have much else to say. It's spring here on the West Coast of Canada. The days are cool with sunny, blue skies. Everything is lush with so many different shades of green, and the cityscape is full of tulips and pansies bursting in a kaleidoscope of colours. It's really wonderful to walk out the door sober each morning and take it all in during my walk to work.
Thinking about that has already made me feel better. I hope all of you have a wonderful day of sobriety.
I don't have much else to say. It's spring here on the West Coast of Canada. The days are cool with sunny, blue skies. Everything is lush with so many different shades of green, and the cityscape is full of tulips and pansies bursting in a kaleidoscope of colours. It's really wonderful to walk out the door sober each morning and take it all in during my walk to work.
Thinking about that has already made me feel better. I hope all of you have a wonderful day of sobriety.
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Originally Posted by Lance40 
Hi everyone. I'm laying in bed and mild anxiety is keeping me from drifting off to sleep. At this hour I don't have anyone else to reach out to so just thought I'd post here to get it off my chest. I'm not even sure what it's related to, but I'm guessing a few small insecurities that popped up over the last day or so.
I don't have much else to say. It's spring here on the West Coast of Canada. The days are cool with sunny, blue skies. Everything is lush with so many different shades of green, and the cityscape is full of tulips and pansies bursting in a kaleidoscope of colours. It's really wonderful to walk out the door sober each morning and take it all in during my walk to work.
Thinking about that has already made me feel better. I hope all of you have a wonderful day of sobriety.
I don't have much else to say. It's spring here on the West Coast of Canada. The days are cool with sunny, blue skies. Everything is lush with so many different shades of green, and the cityscape is full of tulips and pansies bursting in a kaleidoscope of colours. It's really wonderful to walk out the door sober each morning and take it all in during my walk to work.
Thinking about that has already made me feel better. I hope all of you have a wonderful day of sobriety.
If I were you, and had spare time, I would be walking the beach in Tofino and, of course, eating copious amounts of fresh caught wild samon.
I had a difficult time drifting off to sleep last night also.
If your anxiety persits, you should probably go see a doctor about it.
Thanks for bringing this up.
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Thanks for the replies everyone. A fever chill woke me in the night, and this morning I awoke hot and sweaty with an unsettled stomach. If I didn't know better I would say I was hung over. Must be a mild bug, so last night's anxiety probably was just part of it coming on.
I have used binaural beats in the past but haven't thought of them in years.
This is a very beautiful part of the world. I haven't been to Tofino in quite some years, but I have fond memories of staying at the Wickaninnish Inn there and going to sleep with the sound of the surf rolling around us all night.
I have used binaural beats in the past but haven't thought of them in years.
This is a very beautiful part of the world. I haven't been to Tofino in quite some years, but I have fond memories of staying at the Wickaninnish Inn there and going to sleep with the sound of the surf rolling around us all night.
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