i dont know why im so scared to find the truth of my sickness?
372486
you could have a number of things and more often than not it could be something minor and easy and quick to fix, if you get it seen about. So stop putting it off and torturing yourself even more with worry. Just go to the Dr.\nWorry can cause Lot's of  health problems too. Take care of yourself.............there's only one you.
562488
EVERY one has issues, and some people find different ways of coping.\n\n\nWhat is happening to you at the moment is your minds way of finding a way of coping with the thing that has caused your illness.\nBUT it is possible for you to make a full recovery, there are many routes for you to take, there's medication, counseling and all round support.\n\nTo get well you first have to have a good talk with your nurse, build up a level of trust with him/her and find the route cause of what is happening to you. Form there it will become clear to you what you need to do.\n\nNo-one on here can give you the answers, you have to find them for yourself.\n\nHope this helps, if you need and more help then contact me via yahoo answers, I have been where you are now.
527364
Go to your Doctor and demand he do tests tell him your symptoms.  If he wont then get a second opinion this is serious and it is effecting your everyday life. You should definitly see a social worker of some kind to help you come to terms withat the horrible thing you have been through. You are a brave women for asking for help now stand up and demand the help you need to  get closure on this. Good luck Sweetie
385951
How sick do you want to be? Tell a doctor you have migranes...and keep telling him this on subsequent occassions you meet him even if he says you are in the pink of health. \n\nHe will start to have doubts and you will have built up your credibility (in terms of being sick!)
651264
Go and see a GP and request for a MRI scan. The scan will X ray you inside out. This should help you to resolve some of your problems.\n\nUse the scan to check for cancer also. It may be something that makes you feel sick.
1145470
There is a time and a place for everything, but too much of anything can make you sick.  Your thoughts are perfectly natural as long as you don't let it consume you and your judgment.  Keep a clear and positive mind that will influence your actions the right way, that way maybe some of your thoughts will become a reality.  Remember belief creates reality.
437842
Should exaggerate a little bit if you want to get any helpful answers to your question because honestly I'm reading this over and over again and still don't know exactly what it is your asking...let me give this a shot tho anyway.I don't know what is causing you to be afraid but it could be something that has recently happened that was traumatic, if it is then , give yourself some time to heal, if you are seriously worried about yourself, first try talking with a close friend or relative, if that doesn't help then go see a professional and if that doesn't help then well i guess your gonna go through life being afraid of whats gonna happen and being fake to all your friends and family. Let me tell you though, trying to put up a front every waking moment isn't easy I know I do it everyday but all the things i suggested you do haven't helped me, ask this question again or add some more details.
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As you are asking the question, perhaps you have your suspicions already...Whats making you think you are?\nDo you think by stating the above that anyone on Yahoo answers can give you the best advice, however hard everyone tries??\nIf you are seriously worried - I say go see your doctor..\nGood luck
787562
firs i gotta ask you why would you do such a thing its sick and it shows your a bad person (if you plss care to tell me my e-mail is tiffymarie1@yahoo.com)&#92;\n\nyou should tell her because maybe your conscience isn't as disturbing now but someday your life will turn into a living hell\n\nthis coming fro a worried voice ( Tiffy)
116894
Discovering a disease is like any other grief process. Maybe you need to be angry for a while. Ask your doctor about some support groups. If the doc is not helpful, look online. I find things that are face to face are more helpful and feel more "real" than just online, so try and find people facing this near you. \n\nMaybe you can start a blog or written journal for your feelings. I find that writing things down, the act of putting pen to paper, seems to make things very clear. That whole idea of having something in "black and white."
696784
Sounds like you are having a tough time dealing with stuff.Try to keep busy. Enjoy  life with your family.My mum died a year agoand I still feel very sad but you just have to get on with life.I am undergoing grief counselling  so maybe you could dothe same. Your doctor might be able to put you in touch with someone that can help you resolve  issues dealing with death and also learning to overcome your fears about death. Take care.
82231
Obviously, this fear has a place, if someone says they're not at least concerned about dying they're lying. But it appears that your fear, though as I said is well place, is also irrational. Now, I realize this won't make it go away, as you've probably told yourself this lots of times. However, this sounds like something only a psychologist or psychiatrist can help you get rid of. A psychiatrist can give you antianxiety medicine to help with the actual attacks and the effects they have on your body, but you should also have some counseling or something to help you understand WHY your fear of death causes you panic attacks. There are some self-help book about panic attacks that you can look into, but for long term sucess, I highly advise at least talking to a psychiatrist.\n    Also, good job on not involving your kids during the attack. It could quite possibly scare them. However, this can affect them, and when you are calm it would probably help to tell them that you have a problem, that it's nothing they've done, you're getting help for it, and tell them what they can do to help you while you have a panic attack. This should not only help alliviate their fear, but also guilt ("Did I cause Mommy to be scared?"), and they will feel closer to you know that you trusted them enough to tell them, whether those thoughts are consious or not. Of course, if a child is very young, you might just leave it be.\n    Hope this helps some. Best of luck.
203108
You have this disease for a reason.  God wants to work through you to help other people.  Perhaps there's a purpose still for you in this world.  Sometimes people who are ill and still show love and tell of God's love and kindness can have the greatest effect on others.  That's the way it was for my grandmother who brought more people to believe in God while she was bedridden than she ever did before her brain tumor.  God has a wonderful plan for you, even if it's difficult to see through the pain.  Remember--it is only temporary, even though it seems forever.  I would suggest reading:  Psalm 38, and 91, and the story of Job (in the book of Job)
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Something tells me that you’re not looking for these answers, but here goes. There are many reasons for why people can be (or are) scared of dieing. \n\nPerhaps you aren’t ready to die because you’re torn spiritually because you have thousands of religions telling you that their god is the only one and to choose otherwise will cause your soul to be damned to hell. (That’s a big one)\n\nPerhaps you’re doubtful of the existence of a heaven or a hereafter and are convinced that the only place there is after you die is only hell. (Another good one)\n\nPerhaps you feel that the only thing that awaits you is the great emptiness of the void and that for the remainder of all eternity there will be nothing but emptiness. (That can get very scary if you honestly think of it)\n\nPerhaps you aren’t certain that there is enough you can do to work out the issues that tempted you or tormented you while you were on this mortal coil. (After all, there’s no spiritual ATM to tell you what your spiritual debt or balance is)\n\nPerhaps you’re the type of individual who’s alright with the idea of dying but you don’t want to do it alone or away in a strange hospital with nobody familiar, not even your loved ones nearby. \n\nPerhaps you’re worried about dieing a ‘bad’ death, one which is painful and lingering or perhaps a death where you didn’t want anyone to find you doing. (Like dieing while taking a crap right after you hear that you just won the lottery)\n\n Perhaps you didn’t want to die in a state of sadness. (Say for instance you’ve just watched your wife and children die because of something you did, like a car crash, and you realized that you were responsible for it)
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You should definitely see your GP to rule out anything sinister. But try not to worry - that sounds like a classic anxiety symptom to me.\n\nI get that sometimes, and it's extremely unpleasant and really feels like you're about to choke. You won't though, promise.
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They think if they drill THEIR truth into you then you haven't really been harmed at all.\n\nThey don't seem to want to accept that virtually every scientific, psychological, medical and sociological authority on the matter says that there is nothing to "cure" in you and that the REAL sickness is an abnormal aversion to homosexuality and homosexuals.  It's call homophobia and the people who harrass you are HOMOPHOBES.\n\nThe problem is theirs.  NOT yours.
453222
First of all lets take the judgmental statements such as wrong and weird out of the equation. They are shamming words and you have nothing to be ashamed of. You may be suffering from depression which is a common ailment these days. Depression is simply a deficiency in certain brain chemicals that produce a feeling of well being. Your family doctor can be of great help. If you do not seek the help you need your condition could worsen and produce some real tragic consequences in the long run. So, there is nothing wrong with you as a person. You are fine and you are courageous to ask the question. You simply need a little help to get you back on track.