anxiety

Silence is Not Golden

Silence is too loud EclecticEvelyn.com

I understand now why my grandmother had the TV on all the time, even when she wasn’t watching it. After having a houseful of people for most of your life it’s really hard to be alone.  The silence can be so deafening. I find that if it is too quite then the thoughts start to

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Breathing Techniques to Help Anxiety

woman blowing on dandelion wishes

  Anxiety disorders affect 40 million adults in the United States. Although they’re treatable, only 37 percent of those suffering receive treatment, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.   Anxiety comes with many physical symptoms, including chest pain, dizziness, and brain fog. A panic attack or anxiety episode can be scary and

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Looking for an Exit

Looking for an Exit EclecticEvelyn.com

This is the first I have really written in a while. I have basically had a nervous breakdown and have spent the better part of a month trying to recover myself. Trying to find myself amongst the panic and the tears. Trying to make it through the nausea and the disconnection. Trying to survive from

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Cleveland

Cleveland EclecticEvelyn.com

It is day four of the Just Jot It January challenge and today’s prompt is Dachshund. Wow, now that is a tough prompt. It leads most in the direction to write about dogs or pets. Me it leads to my least favorite Aunt and Uncle and my first trip to Cleveland. I’ve been to Cleveland twice

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