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Senior anxiety: How do you manage new on-set anxiety as you age?
Mental Health | Last Active: Jun 17 10:42am | Replies (103)Comment receiving replies
Thank you for sharing your story with us.
It sounds like you are really, really doing all the right things.
Sometimes life takes a turn and there are emotional losses and difficulties to endure.
And sometimes things that were never an issue before.
But, trying to get enjoyment out of what is still there is always the wise thing to do.
And it sounds like you have wonderful compassionate feelings for everyone...and that is a great blessing.....as many of us who struggle with more severe medical issues can get bitter.
If you still are filled with love for other folks, you are definitely winning at life.
take care now.
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Thanks so much for the kind reply..and a wise one it is….bless you for your support and words of wisdom…living in the world today leaves me wondering 🤔 if I could be a child again, would I possibly enjoy the joys as a child in the 1950’s…. I came back from Ft. Belvoir Community Hospital yesterday with my wife , back to the place where on May 7, she fell and broke her Humerus…she waited for me while I went to my cardiology appointment…during my wait in the exam room, I took a peek 👀 at my ECG and was shocked to see where the machine had printed ‘possible lateral myocardial infarction’..!!!!!
Fortunately my darling of a cardiologist read it and she said NO…. I do not concur…she’s one of the best..she traced the ECG and compared with my last 3 ECGs and told me unequivocally there was no infarction, and it was a stable ECG…I felt relieved 😅…today, I finished my walk at the mall…and I still wave to some merchants and even to loved ghosts from the past…bless you and all that come here 🙏 pvctom