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When i was about 7 years old I had a uncle that died. My Aunty called the house phone and I picked up the call at 7 years old and she said your uncles died 😢 of course as a child that was very distressing to hear after that I had awful nightmares about him and seeing him dead as a 7 year old child to me it left a trauma within my mind I didn't understand at that age and ever since I've always had fear of death , and fear of ill health... ❤
I was having an attack but it stopped because I was laughing so hard. "Are you having a panic attack right now?!" then 20 seconds of advertisements before the emergency advice.
Thank you both for your videos, your emetophobia movie back in 2016 was so helpful and important aswell, have you two ever worked with cardiophobia, it would be great to see a video or experience on it ❤
Honestly, im glad to know I wasn't alone with this fear. Hell, i thought i was insane for even feeling anxious when theres swinging objects. I can't get on swings, rocking chairs, etc, or even look at objects that swing/rock back and forth. I dont know why though. i had it ever since i was young and had a panic because of it-.. Maybe the need for it to stop?? Dunno, hate it though no one really takes me seriously on it
When I was a kid, I had kampanophobia. This was because I was at a playground outside Bryne Church in Norway when I was only four years old. Suddenly, the bells started ding-donging loudly, seemingly out of nowhere, and it scared me to no end. Unknown to me at the time, the church also had a kindergarten, and they utilized the bells to call the children in. After that, I couldn't handle church bells for a long time. Even now, at 35, I still have a residual fear, but it's nothing serious anymore fortunately. However, I still cringe when I hear church bells ringing, and I'd still rather stay away from large bell towers to this day. But it is also worth mentioning that I've always had an aversion to sudden loud noises, and that is likely a contributing factor.
So one time when I was 7 I was in Vermont sitting on my step-moms’ lap. I wasn’t near any nests or disturbing any wasps/bees, but then one came and stung for on the pinky for absolutely no reason. But before that I was fearless, and now I’m scared of every single bug that makes a buzzing noise. I get irritated everytime I see/hear one, but no one takes my phobia seriously and they laugh instead. I love summer but I just hate the bees and they make me wanna stay in but when I’m with people they’ll just laugh if I say that. I’m 11 and extremely scared, and everyone tells me I should calm down and stuff and even this video didn’t help.
❤😊 yes yes thank you for your advice but the greater advice is to repent and receive Jesus in your heart and his perfect love will cast out all fear and you will overcome all anxiety because he'll give you the grace to do it amen thank you Jesus 🙏💕🙏😊
❤😊❤ repent and receive Jesus in your heart 🙏❤️ amen and you'll overcome all the anxiety because his perfect love will cast out all fear amen 🙏 thank you Jesus for salvation 🙏 Amen
I remember you both talking about this young girls situation in your workshop i came to and it really stuck with me. You are both amazing and I would give ANYTHING to be able to have a session with you both 🥺😔
This was such a lovely day ❤ Honestly you were amazing, so kind and welcoming - you both helped me so much. Lots of love & Thanks, hope your both well ❤ And @pinkdolly Thankyou so much!! That's so lovely
Perspective. Life is about perspective. This makes me think of racist people. Ask them, what have someone like me done to them, to warrant their hatred? I don't know you, never spoken to you, etc. So WHY do you hate me? I've never been a part of your life and clearly from a bigot, I never will lmao! Same thing! I LOVE snakes for the record, my spirit animal actually in horoscope references. Humans are irrational, unreasonable, egocentric, narcissistic , drama. Too much complexities
I absolutely hate wasps, there are a fuck tone of them around my house. I have got chased and stung by an entire hive with my cousins when I was little. I also got stung in my ass while going to school a couple of years ago. And I had to sit on the entire day. And now I am having problems sleeping because I immediately wake up the moment I hear a buzzing sound
It changes to red on me every time… the train barriers the pop up for nothing road work lights the lot of them red red red i do like a rest so I pick up my phone and in a flash we back on green
I have a phobia of being stuck in a closed of place while its moving, basically if i cant escape the area ill have panick attack, i seen professionals and nobody can cure me or find my schema. 8(
Just had to come in on a sunny day because of swifts diving past me. I am terrified of them touching me. I cannot get to a place in my head where I can cope. Just listening to your anecdotes causes anxiety. A claw in a sleeve!!!! Arrgghhh!
Here’s one way to put it. There’s one good thing about having mice in your house. It means you don’t have snakes because snakes would’ve eaten the mice.
i have suffered with anxiety and agoraphobia for most of my life im now 62, ive struggled, fought, and failed, mised out on so much. no one has been able to help me.
i got the courage up to go to the dentist after a long time, after a bad dental experience, and the dentist said to me that he would sort my teeth out after i had had some sessions with the hygienist for 5 sessions, but he said it would be very painful for me as my gums are receeding. needless to say i didnt go back.
I am terrified because they chase u and get in ur face I love bees cause they leave me alone but I HATE wasps ppl say they leave u alone but they don’t
I had escalator phobia. When i was about 4 I was with mum and dad going up an escalator. When we got to the very top it grabbed my shoelace and I was stuck. I panicked and then dad snapped the shoelace setting me free.
So sad to hear you are still struggling Craig. If you change your focus, on the fact your shoelace was untied, an accident nearly happened, but your dad prevented it. That way you can consider that the escalator did nothing wrong. Hope that helps.
Ok so my fear comes from having GIANT wood rats as a child and my dad telling us that if we got out of bed at night they would bite our feet and watching that sewer rat movie. My dad was a twisted person he thought our fear was hilarious.
