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It will get better. My teens were exactly the same. If your family isn't being supportive, trying seeing your GP directly (local doctor; I don't know what coun
by Jaruzel 7y ago
It will get better. My teens were exactly the same. If your family isn't being supportive, trying seeing your GP directly (local doctor; I don't know what country you are in) and see if they will help you. Find some people who you can safely share your experience with. Remember that you are not alone, and that most of this is probably temporary. Modern opinion is that it's not until about about age 24 that your brain chemistry settles down.
Disclaimer: I also suffer from anxiety (and depression) and live on pills to stabilise me out, so I'm not talking out of my arse here :)
- thrwaway69 7y agoYeah, I asked for a crowd source list for good mental health practitioners before since the place I live in doesn't have any even in the state. There is a lot of fraud and my bad experience combined with personal history has made me quite skeptical of doctors and hospitals. I am planning to give call to some of them, hopefully they might agree to see over face time as a temporary solution so I can again build trust in the falling apart healthcare situation here and due to other issues, it's hard to travel hundreds sometimes thousands kilometres to a different place to end up disappointed.