I had a bad night tonight. All I had to do was feed my family dinner, get Adam to YM and expect the ym/yw to come for 15 min and do some service. I ended up in a ball on my floor crying, unable to breathe with stomach pains. My anxiety hasn't been that bad in a long time. My last attack like that was last summer. Scott is out of town. With Adam's help, I was able to get dinner on and he called someone for a ride. He also told the YM/YW that I was unavailable tonight. I guess I am surrounded by angels...even stinker-pot ones who trip their brothers everytime they walk by. All my boys have a heart of gold. Brian covered me with his favorite blanket and patted my head.
I wish I was capable of doing easy things. I wish I could just do what needed to be done. But I am so afraid. And once I begin to do something, it isn't nearly so bad. It is the anticipation of the doing that paralyzes me so. I am frustrated because I have worked so hard for the last year and I feel I am right back at the beginning. But perhaps I just had a bad day. Perhaps tomorrow will be better.
I wish that I could overcome and help others who struggle with the same problems. You feel so alone and isolated. I think a lot more people out there struggle than we realize. I would like to help them.
My favorite and most important people to me are my husband and children, and then my brothers, sisters and parents. I miss you all very much. I wish we could be together often. One of my greatest happinesses is being with you. Sometimes I feel out of place with you and I try so hard to be good and a good friend. I wish you all the best in the world. Because I have enjoyed Robby's blog so much, I would like to add my own thoughts to his. I am not nearly as gifted a writer, but I have a strong testimony, too. I would like you all to know my thoughts and my heart. I would like it to be as if I was holding 9 ropes that attached to each of you. Those ropes would be my lifelines.
I love you.
Amy
Im sorry, Amy. I know that feeling of paralyzing fear. It sucks so bad. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me. I really enjoy reading Rob's blog--I like to hear from my wiser older siblings. It helps me with my own fears and anxieties. Love you! Hope tomorrow is better.
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