[ SECRET POST #2273 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2273 ⌋

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Comments

Re: unfun anxiety stuff

[(Anonymous)]

Are you capable of sticking to a script? If you can, try to plan out in advance what to share and then stop at that point (potentially relying on more scripts to use for ending the conversation). Explanations like that are a lot easier if you've rehearsed what you're going to say than if you have to try to figure it out on the fly.

Re: unfun anxiety stuff

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! I have a script! Scripts are awesome for coping! I've done this before, because I've had to change doctors a lot, and I still type up a script every time. I don't even care how it makes me look to have to read off a sheet of paper any more; if I didn't need the paper, I wouldn't need the meds.

Anybody else with anxiety who may be reading this: the two most helpful things I have ever found for difficult conversations are scripts and practice.