Anonymous wrote:My anxiety level has really started going up today. I ate a bunch of my kids’ Halloween candy…. I just took double the dose of my usual anti-anxiety meds… Anyone else getting nervous about Tuesday? I probably should be watching less news…
Anonymous wrote:If you're having physical problems because of an election, time to unplug. There's nothing you can do about it.
A president is not a king or queen. You life should not revolve around it. There are MANY things in life that are more important.
Anonymous wrote:If you're having physical problems because of an election, time to unplug. There's nothing you can do about it.
A president is not a king or queen. You life should not revolve around it. There are MANY things in life that are more important.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, please don’t buy into the fear mongering rhetoric. Our country will be fine no matter who wins.
This. And this post should really be moved to the health forum because it is more about anxiety. I have a teen member of the family who had a hard time getting out of bed yesterday because of the anxiety of the thought about the grim future of the country if Harris wins. It’s mental health. Yes, it’s my kid with anxiety issues.
OP, it’s okay to eat your kids Halloween candy every year.
Anonymous wrote:OP, I think that anxiety you feel is probably this buried gut feeling that many of us have - that somehow the Democrats have put up the single most unqualified person they possibly could have in this election. And enough people, despite their best intentions, simply will not be able to fill out that bubble to vote for her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, please don’t buy into the fear mongering rhetoric. Our country will be fine no matter who wins.
Just a tip. Get your direction and oversight of your medical care for your family from a person that actually attended medical school instead of RFK Jr.
Trumps campaign disavowed that
Anonymous wrote:OP, please don’t buy into the fear mongering rhetoric. Our country will be fine no matter who wins.
Anonymous wrote:OP, I think that anxiety you feel is probably this buried gut feeling that many of us have - that somehow the Democrats have put up the single most unqualified person they possibly could have in this election. And enough people, despite their best intentions, simply will not be able to fill out that bubble to vote for her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, please don’t buy into the fear mongering rhetoric. Our country will be fine no matter who wins.
Just a tip. Get your direction and oversight of your medical care for your family from a person that actually attended medical school instead of RFK Jr.
Anonymous wrote:OP, please don’t buy into the fear mongering rhetoric. Our country will be fine no matter who wins.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Iowa poll actually made my anxiety level come down. Selzer was one of the few who called it for Trump in 2016 and it gives me hope that this is not going to be as much of a nail biter as everyone was predicting….
The Iowa poll combined the Secret Service suddenly increasing the security perimeter at the residence of the Vice President this weekend is a pretty good two-factor indication that Harris is up big-time and is the expected winner. The government wouldn’t be adding security if they weren’t certain she was going to win.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I sincerely believe 100000% Kamala will win by a wider margin than imagined. Partly because Trump is breaking down and the undecided prob going for Kamala as well as more people hate him than dislike her. I will not be voting for either but I pretty much guarantee that she'll win it. There's simply no way people will let Trump win again. No matter how many supporters he has, and u know he has a lot, he antagonizes people way too easily and it's 2024 not 2016 when people wanted to take a chance. He's had one and people will give Kamala one this time around. I don't think she'll do very well but I know he won't get another chance. It's just not how this country works.
You do know that not voting in this close of an election is itself a vote and if Trump wins you will need to be able to live with that outcome….
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This shouldn’t be causing anyone anxiety. The world will still keep turning no matter who is elected. It’s only 4 yrs. All the doom and gloom talk on both sides is just theatrics.
I think a Trump victory would be an existential threat to the country.