I worry about everything,mainly different
dieseases and stuff.I really want to stop
it.T started in january when I had a lump
on my rib, I turned out to be nothing but
ever since i've worried about different
parts of my body.The past few months it
hasnt been as bad but then I found out a
freind I havent seen for two years has
cancer.My mum is the same as me with
worrying about things.I dont know what to
do about it though,i dont want to see a
doctor about it because im only 13.
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Jenna2
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Jan 2006 Posts: 41
Posted: 11-25-06 00:32am
Hey xxzxczx-hello,
i'm sorry you have to deal with constantly
being worried about things. I understand
where you are coming from because, I too
worried way to much as far back as I can
remember about every little thing, and at
13 you have better things to do then
worry. I think you should talk to your
doctor, and tell your doctor how you are
worrying too much and its affecting your
life. Your doctor may set you up with a
therapist or a counselor. It is
important to tell this person exactly your
thoughts and worries, because they can
help you to overcome all of this. Just
remember that you are not alone and that a
lot of people have the same problems and
feel the same way that you do. Good
luck.
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