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Leaving comments on the blog to help others and myself

Hi, I wanted to set this blog up to help others and to show my face and not be some faceless person behind a website. Firstly you are fine to leave a comment, all comments are subject to moderation and may not appear for a day or two. The reason for the comments will be to just say a few words and let others know how you feel, also to be there for others and build a little support. Last but not least you can ask me a question. As my main site grew I truly became swamped daily with people wanting help and it became impossible for me to answer people, as one email can lead to many others. I really don’t want the blog to go the same way where I cannot cope with questions. So all I ask is that you let others post and don’t spam the blog with questions. Also if a question has been asked before then I will have to leave it from the site. Also if you feel you have come through something that someone else is asking, please feel free to answer them, again if I think the reply is helpful I will moderate it as such.

I usually pop in a couple of times a week to moderate comments. Please don’t be offended if you have a question and it does not appear on the site. If I have loads waiting then I will have to chose which ones I feel will help not just the original poster, but also others.

So please do help me to keep this facility alive by not spamming the site so as others get a chance to ask something. Also please read through other answers to make sure the question has not been asked before. Try and use the blog as a place to support each other and let off some steam, even share your stories or spread some good news on your own recovery.

Paul

This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008 at 1:26 pm and is filed under Anxiety. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

3 Responses to “Leaving comments on the blog to help others and myself”

  1. Rick82 Says:
    January 2nd, 2008 at 6:49 pm

    Hi Paul
    After purchasing your book i would just like to thank you. After struggling for so long thinking it was some terrible illness, thinking that i was going to die, you have reassured me opened a new door to where i want to go. Although im still on the road to recovery and from time to time have these ‘bad days’ the good feeling is back !!! Like someone say’s in your comments, it’s like a reassurance thing if you no its there when you need it, My anxiety no longer controls me i control anxiety!! Thank you so much. All the best.
    Rick

  2. No More Anxiety Says:
    January 3rd, 2008 at 12:58 am

    Hi Rick, Thank you for your comments, I am so glad the book has helped you and you are so, so, right that the reassurance is so important. I worried and obsessed about how I felt because more than anything I did not understand WHY I felt like I did!

    For me just accept the bad days and enjoy the good. I went from having no good days to good and bad days and that’s all I needed to know that something was changing, that I was making progress.

    Take care

    Paul

  3. Carol. G Says:
    August 28th, 2008 at 8:16 pm

    Hi
    I’ve almost finished your book – its been inspirational and i’m trying to impliment changes (its hard work). I’ve read through your anxiety symptoms and you don’t list chest pain – does/has anyone else suffer this?
    Thanks
    Carol

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