Ok.....Well
i know i've been under a lot of stress
lately and I feel my body freaking out on
me. I'm 15 and this is my first year of
high school. I'm always shakey, esp.
When I go to certain classes. I'm gaining
weight and get headaches a lot now.
Having heartburn, my leg joints have been
sore, and my menstrual cycle has been
irregular. I get small chest pains too.
There's just so much stress. My mind
races on negitive things when in public or
in a social setting. I think it's called
social phobia or social anxiety diosrder.
I thoguht it was getting better cause this
is the first year i've ever had friends or
a boyfriend, but it's taken a bad turn
lately. All the negitive thoughts causes
me to be depressed and I want to cry a lot
and that just causes more stress. More
comes from my parents. My parents think
i'm the "smart one" compaired to my
brothers and they put so much pressure on
me. I have to do everything perfect.
I've gotten a lot of stress with one of my
classes. I've never had a c in my life
and I got one this year. I'm doing the
best I can, but my mom thinks i'm being
lazy. I'm just really tired. I'm not an
open person, so I haven't told anyone.
-but now it's gotten really bad and I feel
like i'm going to explode. I would tell
someone, but what would I say?
And do you think the way my body is acting
is caused by the stress or could something
else be wrong?
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