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QueenOfComps

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Immaturity

JemmaLouise20 wrote: »

Hey all just after a bit of advice really.

been nosing on here for hours through pages and pages of ideas to earn a bit of money by doing work from home...i have agrophobia and anxiety and panic attacks so right now for the last few months it has been impossible for me to work outside of the home..i am on ESA but as you can imagine £50 a week is nothing to live off and i have to find a way to work from home...i did apply for arise but i got rejected and would love it if anyone had any ideas for me if they cant say in here please pm me

Thank you

Take a pick as to what applies to you http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/family/make-money
some will obviously appeal more than others.

QueenOfComps

Thanks i will have a look at that now.

anyone else with any other ideas?

DPJames

Get some help for your agrophobia, anxiety and panic attacks and then widen your job prospects. Deal with your demons instead of putting up with them.

lilly81

DPJames wrote: »

Get some help for your agrophobia, anxiety and panic attacks and then widen your job prospects. Deal with your demons instead of putting up with them.

If only it was that simple!
I too suffer from anxioty, I am still on the waiting list for CBT (which would help me over come my problems) 5 months after going to the doctors.

Good luck gemmalouise20

DPJames

I didn't mean to offend, and apologies if that's what i've done. It just seems she's accepted her life as it is and is making do instead of dealing with her phobias head on and enriching her life aswell as her pockets.

I used to work with a lad who was previously agrophobic, and had been for some time. But he eventually decided he wanted to control the phobia rather than have the phobia control him and he set about getting his life back on track. There's help out there but this lad managed to do it himself. he'd set targets like getting to the front door then next week he'd open it and look out everyday, then next week he'd stand on the door step a minute longer than the previous day. Then the path, garden gate, phone box on the corner and so on. Last year he did a charity skydive thing and made a lot of money for his charity.
Jemma, you sound like a lovely person, someone who would be a real benefit to the World. Again, sorry if i offended you, but please take inspiration from my mate and share your beauty with us by taking that first step towards freedom. I'll be your encouragment coach/mate if you like and will be a friend for you getting over this temporary barrier.

FabSascha

The OP would need some time to get to that point. Whilst many people believe that a proactive approach works, sometimes you can make the problem 10 times worse by believing it's smaller than it actually is. When the OP is ready to make a move to start dealing with her phobias, that'll be when it's likely to work. Until then I think she's looking for advice regarding her current situation rather than her future one

QueenOfComps

Nevermind.