Spinning Out of Control and Overwhelmed with Life!

Things go wrong, and we panic because we are no longer in control. You can’t cope with life problems—too much is happening. The challenge of work-life balance! It can feel frightening with overwhelming feelings and feeling as though an anxiety attack is about to overcome you.

Sometimes all you can do is stop, breathe, and stand. When I've had one of those days, that is exactly what I did. Further, I would on the Lord's calm by allowing His love and presence to overcome me like a gentle breeze. He is our peace.

If you are at work, go to the restroom or step outside. Breathe in the fresh air and allow the Holy Spirit to calm your nerves. Do this for about 10 minutes and it should stop the overwhelming feelings. Then concentrate on this scripture, "26 Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” Matthew 19:26

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How anxiety affects the brain

How Does Anxiety Affect the Brain

Learn how anxiety affects the brain

Did you realize how much anxiety affects your brain health? Anxiety can hyper-activate areas in your brain that detect and respond to threats. At the same time, anxiety might hinder activity in parts of your brain that manage your reaction to fear and stress.

Anxiety Floods Your Brain with Stress Hormones:

• If you don’t get control of your anxiety, this is what is happening in your brain. When your body goes on alert, it prompts your brain to prepare itself for flight or fight mode to fight off whatever has made you anxious.

Anxiety can also make your brain hyperactive:

• Anxiety on a consistent basis, your amygdala grows larger - part of your brain that deals with emotions and moods.

• The amygdala notices potential danger, it sends signals to the hypothalamus, which triggers a fight or flight response.

• When the amygdala is large and hypersensitive, it sends a lot of false alarms – generalized anxiety.

Anxiety Can Make It Hard for Your Brain to Reason Rationally:

• Anxiety weakens the connections between the amygdala and the prefrontal cortex (PFC) – your reasoning center.

• The prefrontal cortex is overstressed, the rational, problem-solving part of the brain isn’t heard, which leads to irrational thoughts and erratic behavior.

Anxiety Can Train Your Brain to Hold Onto Negative Memories:

• Stress shrinks the hippocampus, the part of the brain that processes long-term and contextual memory. Now, the brain cannot hold onto the memory. The anxiety attacks trick the hippocampus into thinking that memories related to anxiety are safe to store and remember. This means your brain remembers failure, threat, and danger. Then, easily triggered when you feel insecure in making a decision, such as overthinking, self-doubt, or projecting fear into the future. Now, your brain remembers all your failures, threats, and danger.

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