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Chloex

762d

Anyone else dealing with the never ending cycle of anxiety from IBS and IBS from anxiety all adding up to you being agoraphobic?

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    • Floralbanter

      762d

      @Floralbanter And not being able to socialize over meals because there’s nothing for you to eat. So then there isn’t much motivation to go

    • Sleepysleeps

      762d

      The worst is trying to hide the fact that you’re doubled over in pain and gassy while in the company of others (especially in an intimate setting). I’ve had people ask me why they never see me eat. I’d rather skip a meal than deal with that!

    • Floralbanter

      762d

      YES! Leaving the house is so exhausting when you are in pain all the time and need to plan around your symptoms outside of the house. UGH I hardly leave the house and especially don’t go to new places.

      • Floralbanter

        762d

        @Floralbanter And not being able to socialize over meals because there’s nothing for you to eat. So then there isn’t much motivation to go

        • Chloex

          762d

          @Floralbanter It’s literally the worst I barely leave my house other then to places I’m familiar with the restrooms. It annoys me so much

    • Kris10

      762d

      I think I have IBS but I also have collagenous colitis, and I get super nauseous when I'm anxious so yes I empathize!

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