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I was diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum when I was around ten years old, following several years of emotional and behavioral disturbances that resulted in my removal from public schools.

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Tom’s Story – Preventing Harm

Tom was in his mid twenties when his O.C.D started. He is not too sure what triggered it off but, it may have been linked to his superstitious nature.

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Claustrophobia – Bob’s Story

Bob’s phobia began in the early 1970’s during the “Winter of Discontent” when, during a power cut, he was trapped in a lift. He was only there for a short while, about 15 minutes, but it was pitch black and he was on his own.

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John’s Story – OCD

John’s O.C.D. started in his late teens and he has no idea why.

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Jane’s Story – Checking

Jane had always been described as a carefree and happy-go-lucky sort of a person but, in her late twenties, things began to change.

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Space Phobia – Edith’s Story

Space phobia is nothing to do with going up in a spaceship or rocket. It is a fear of falling and tends to affect people who have a physical problem with walking. However, with this phobia some sufferers feel “drawn” sideways, which is a major hazard when driving.

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Brenda’s Story – Orderly and Tidy

Brenda’s story began some 20-30 years ago. She noticed that she felt “concerned” if things, like ornaments, weren’t in exactly the right place, or if the curtains weren’t quite straight. Brenda tells it like this:

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Panic Attacks – Jo’s Story

My everyday life is fairly ordinary. I work as a temporary lecturer and am also a freelance trainer, teaching a variety of subjects to adults in college and at business premises. I have been doing this for less than a year, and it is quite fun in contrast to the heavy workload I had previously as a college manager. I travel to and from work on the London Underground and packed buses, and in previous roles I spent most of my week travelling to and fro across London on visits to businesses, taking speeding lifts to offices in buildings I had never visited before.

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David’s Story – Social Phobia

I have Social Phobia. I was very shy at school and because I was different and couldn’t stand up for myself I was bullied. I didn’t say anything because I was too frightened and I didn’t wish to make the situation worse.

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Keith’s Story – Panic Attacks

I was 9 years old and on holiday with my parents and my sister at East Runton on the North Norfolk coast. We were taking an early morning walk to Cromer, all of a sudden I felt the need to run and run combined with a feeling that I was going to die, I now know that I had experienced my first panic attack.

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Sarah’s Anxiety Story

I have always been an anxious person since childhood, worrying about things rather than playing with other kids my age but my problems really started around 15 years ago. After losing my best friend to cancer and my partner at the time leaving me weeks after having out daughter, I thought I was coping really well, and then one day I was in town with a friend and we were standing in a queue at the bank and we were chatting away and suddenly everything went hazy.

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Mark’s Story – Panic and Anxiety

I’ve been motivated to write this to do my bit to try to tackle the stigma attached to mental health problems and to encourage people who are going through a tough time. Part of me is uncomfortable writing about something so personal but I feel it could help change people’s attitudes and help people who are struggling to realise that they’re not alone. I’m a completely normal, happy and successful person who has been through some very dark, difficult times and come out the other side a stronger, more rounded person. Here’s my story…

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Sheila’s Story – Phobias

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Mrs W’s Anxiety Story

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Ken’s Story – Contamination

At the age of 25, Ken was going through a difficult period in his life and was clinically depressed. He was having problems with relationships and with his career. The “trigger” for his O.C.D. occurred on a trip to Canada. Ken explains:

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After six years of struggling on with panic attacks I felt I couldn’t carry on any longer.

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Monophobia – Samantha’s Story

Samantha’s story illustrates the risks in involving a “helper” to beat her phobia which, in her case was agoraphobia.

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Julia’s Story – Anxiety Disorder

I was informed by my GP that there was a 1 year waiting list to speak with a counsellor. And so I contacted a solicitor friend of mine who was on the tail end of completing a counselling course.

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Roger’s story began some 12 years ago when he was in his late teens.

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Tony was 38 years old when his agoraphobia started. He was travelling from Birmingham to London and at Coventry he had, what he later found out to be, a full blown panic attack. He felt he couldn’t move forwards or backwards.

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Karen’s Anxiety Story

I was in my early 20’s when I started getting anxiety, although I had some issues as a kid. At the age of 3 I had alopecia, I wouldn’t sleep, and drove my parents round the bend, I was put on barbiturates, I also had an imaginary friend, and wet the bed. I always felt like I had to protect my parents from certain things, that happened in my life, even when I was wee. I was always scared of being abandoned too, I hated when they went out, I wouldn’t sleep till they came home.

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I was born in 1937. My mother had extreme post-natal depression and was sent to a mental health hospital, which many people considered shameful in those days. Until I was 11, I was brought up by my grandmother and aunt and was just told that my mother had been ill. I had an older brother who lived with my father (grandmother’s son) and mother. My father often came to see me and gave me much love, as did my grandmother and aunt.

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Dayna’s Story

I first discovered the charity on a small notice board pinned to my GP’s wall in my early 20’s. I had just started the onset of rather serious GAD and I didn’t know what was wrong with me at the time.

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Caroline’s Story

This is what helped me and I wanted to write this in the hope that it will benefit others in the same situation.

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Karen’s Story

I’m Karen and I have a phobia of toilets. There, I said it, I’m out. For some reason, unknown to me, I think the toilet is going to get me, or the pipes will burst, or that it will flush whilst I’m using it. I know none of that will happen, but it terrifies me every day. It’s the subject of much amusement among friends and family, but to me, it’s not funny, it’s simply terrifying.

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Anita’s Story

I am 51 and have always had anxiety, even as a small child. I’ve tried to function as best I can throughout my entire life but just over a year ago I was diagnosed with a heart condition that is exacerbated by some drugs so antidepressants are now not ok for me to take. I decided I had to tackle the problem without medication.

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Mark’s Story – Social Anxiety

Hello, I’m Mark and at the time of writing I’m also No Panic’s Membership Secretary. I’ve been working with No Panic in this and my expanding role for just over four years since August of 2012. I am a social anxiety sufferer; this is co-morbid with my stammer which is a neurological condition that affects the person’s ability to speak correctly.

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Kevin’s Story

Hi all, I am a 40 year old male and I started to panic in the beginning of 2004 all from an inner ear infection.

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Elaine’s Story

I am 45 years old. I have Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD). As far back as I remember I have always been a worrier. A what if.. er!

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Living with Social Anxiety: My Story

I have lived with my anxiety disorder for most of my life, but it really started at aged 15, when I was so acutely anxious I had to take six weeks off school during my GCSE year. I was suffering from an agitated depression, an episode that left me reeling. I was so young and so unwell. It was partly triggered by stressful life events but what I didn’t know at that time was that my anxiety and depression was part of a wider illness- bipolar disorder.

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Tom’s Story – Anxiety and Panic

In October of 2016, I had the misfortune of wetting myself because we were on the motorway and could not get to the service station in time or pull over – this made me even more of a routinist regarding toilet trouble.

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Jo’s Story – Washing my hands AGAIN!

12 months ago I was stuck in what I can only describe as hell. It wasn’t always like that, I was ‘normal’ once. Though I guess I had always been a clean person, but not manic as I became after my Dad died. You may think washing your hands is just part of life, like brushing your teeth or going to bed at night. But not for me!! Washing my hands became my life! My whole existence was concentrated on washing my hands.

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Jolie's story: swimming in the slow lane

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Ben's story: walking 1,236 miles for mental health

On 31 July 2019, Ben Garcia completed a 1,236-mile walk from John o' Groats in Scotland to Land's End in Cornwall. Ben tells us about his amazing mental health journey which took him from the kitchen of a top UK restaurant to a mountain in New Zealand and convinced him to spend three months trekking the length of the UK in support of the Mental Health Foundation.

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David's story: 70 thank yous

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Kennedy's Story

I was in the 10th grade when it happened. I was in school and I had a massive anxiety attack.

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“Hello, my name is Trevor Clifford, I am a video producer with 10 years of experience in corporate and commercial content. In 2014 I was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder.”

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Hello, my name is James and I want to voice my struggles and successes with others that are suffering from mental illness and developmental issues. Ever since I was little I knew something was off. I was always told throughout my life that I seemed like a calm person, however that was far from the truth. The wheels were always turning in my head. I was intrigued by the success stories on ADAA and reached out to share my story.

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Scott’s story

I was a good softball player and played on the B-class state team. After being released from a hospitalization, my buddies didn’t know how to deal with me anymore. I didn’t have the strength to play and my friends turned their backs on me.

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Having a child with a disability like mental illness makes it difficult to share updates about your child with family and friends. People that do not know about or understand mental illness have a difficult time relating to your child’s unique story. We celebrate milestones just like you do.

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I have trouble telling people because I don’t know how they will react. I had an aunt give me a blank stare and change the subject. It was typical response.

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My son was born with developmental delays which eventually evolved to a diagnosis of Autism. Everyone reassured me he would “catch up” because he was a boy and boys develop later. I reached out and cried to friends, but eventually was alone on this journey. Misunderstood, scared and alone.

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