What Anxiety REALLY Feels Like | Suranne Jones in NEW drama I Am Victoria 

@@remotefaith Don't worry if you make a mistake. Worrying about things that most people just move on quickly from.

Me too I'm in tears I can't stop, my 8yr old beautiful little girl heard me crying and told me all will be okay, it's a regular ocurance in our home I cry each day, my girls hug me, I get angry dint want anyone near me I feel like I'm a failure. Omg the flood gates have opened I can't stop, I'm really glad I found this video I can now see myself

@@sarahedwards6212 Yea its a hard video. But we are not failures. And you know why? Cus we deal with this everyday run a home raise families and work etc we are fighters. We are not weak we are strong. To others we seem crazy or whatever but that says more about them to pass judgement on people and to treat people like thay do. If they were fighters like is they would be completely differant and compassionate. People don't understand something they don't know about. Stay strong. And be at peace with yourself and don't be hard on urself either. Sending love and light x

@IT'S MANDY BARKER. Hi, Mandy Barker! Do you take supplemental magnesium? Please don't dismiss this without reading it through, bcz I had an experience that led me to appreciate the potential value of magnesium for anxiety...or even magnesium deficiency as one of its causes. This incredible performance reminded me of my mother. She was so often like this throughout our lives, and usually I took the brunt of it if I was around, so I kept my distance as much as possible. In her mid-90s, however, w the beginnings of dementia and living in a retirement home, we became closer. For months, she would call me every night & I would help her to settle down for sleep. And so, early on I saw that anxiety made that very hard for her, even with her anxiety and sleep medications. So simply to try to help her sleep, I had her start taking 1/2 tsp of magnesium citrate each night before bed (altho' she took this herself, so I don't really know how much she actually took). I had read that it could help w sleep, as well as w anxiety, but I was only thinking about it for sleep since she took anxiety meds. The formulation I sent her was a powdered magnesium citrate from Bulk Supplements that was NOT formulated to act as a laxative, and this seemed to help w her sleep, altho' it's possible other formulations might have helped as well. In any case, I also noticed a general easing of her anxiety but assumed that was due partly to her dementia and partly to some new meds she had started taking. Eventually her magnesium ran out, and it took 5 days to get more to her. And during these 5 days, there was a significant transformation in her from general calm and peace of mind to frequent bouts of anger and fear that I couldn't account for. It was as if her old self had suddenly returned, despite the dementia. For instance, the presence at her dining table of a gentleman she didn't like but had always been able to tolerate ("He's just weird. It's ok, but he's just weird.") suddenly disturbed her so much that every single day, from day 1 to day 5, she declared w great intensity of emotion, "I hate him! I hate him; I HATE him!!" even tho' he had done nothing to warrant that change! She also, of course, started having trouble w her sleep again. Then her magnesium finally arrived, and she took her 1/2 tsp on the 5th night. And the very next day, she was back to peace and tranquility! And the most she ever said about that gentleman again was simply, "No, he's still weird, but it's okay," if she even mentioned him at all. And so, it was only then that I began to appreciate the tremendous benefit of magnesium for anxiety - at least, the non-laxative form of mag citrate - and just wanted to share this story to demonstrate it's value for anyone who suffers like this but isn't aware of supplemental magnesium as an aid or perhaps it's deficiency as a cause. Sending a warm hug and wishing you much ease and peace of mind. No one deserves to suffer like this.

lol

Here's the thing: it can but by its very nature, it is sedating and can really be unhelpful when you're struggling, it can make those awful moments easier but it's not a quick fix unfortunately

CBT>Medication. Drugs are not the answer for the majority of psychological issues.

The problem is society. This is a natural reaction to an abhorrent situation.

You're right, it's difficult. Brings back too many negative memories.

The title of the video kind of says it all though.

I find it hard to look at spiders so I don't look at spider videos...

Happy you've gotten help, seeking God helps a lot with anxiety too♥️. Philippians 4:6 also tells us to be anxious for nothing. And God's infinite peace will sustain us. Jesus saves, get to know him, you won't regret it ♥️

This comment was fine until you decided to randomly add on the unnecessary comment at the end 🙄

Your comment was pointless from the beginning. I didn't 'randomly' decide anything. Don't use eye roll emojis unless you're 12 ❄️

Such a snowflake

eh? wth are you talking about?

I grew up in a household with an anxious bipolar sister and a rageful bipolar mother. When I watched this, I was like "The husband needs to walk away and let her collect herself. When someone is in that state, they're not going to hear anything you have to say. Just go away." It was hard for me to watch because I've seen all this and worse. We responded by walking away from each other as a family and isolating sometimes for hours days or months. 30 years later and we still can't really tolerate being together. Mental issues shred a family and the normal connections that people form with people they love

It's youtube. People are weird.

@@peterclarke7240 yer you’re right

I could be wrong but I'm sure he's one of the main guys in a TV series called bullet proof lits like a British badboys

Who?

I watched this last night …..the acting was amazing…..the tension and the dialogue…..the way the lines went over each other like normal talk…..I felt for her….the gradual build up….you just knew something was going to happen……and the love and calm and understanding of her husband not everyone has that….an excellent portrayal

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I was having a panic attack like x this in Asda recently and x I went into the McDonald’s in Asda. It was too much x there were so many people x. Although this could be a mental breakdown x down xx

Psych issues don't happen based on class and geography. Anxiety is hardly a 1st world issue.

So glad you’ve never suffered from anxiety. I hope no one you know ever suffers from it either seeing as they won’t be worthy of any sympathy from you.

Another first world complaint

Choice, dont watch it. Another first world issue.

Mental health is a universal problem and untreated depression means you are at risk of death

It's not drama it's a mental illness. I suffer with anxiety but if you meet you wouldn't know and looking at my social media you wouldn't guess. A lot of people with anxiety are very good at hiding it.

It literally says in the title it’s anxiety. Not drama.

You'd be great in a crisis . . not.

I don't think i could be around you. Too little compassion.

I don’t think someone suffering from anxiety would want to be around you either

Crap acting ? Shes a bloody legendary actor. Try and do better

The episode is literally autobiographical, lmao, Suranne has openly talked about her anxiety and how she cowrote this because of her need to portray it in film, but sure, babes, only yours is valid, you’re not like other girls. 🤪

@@greta3370 Oops! I had an opinion!