You know what PISSES me off? The stigma around hypochondriacs/people with health anxiety. How they’re treated as stupid and annoying especially by doctors. Instead of like. You know. Someone fearing for their life

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You know what PISSES me off? The stigma around hypochondriacs/people with health anxiety. How they’re treated as stupid and annoying especially by doctors. Instead of like. You know. Someone fearing for their life

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It’s so good. It's such a simple joke. But it's so funny. -Rider
So effective. -Danielle
To make a whole storyline just to get to this joke, which is what if your diagnosis is a hypochondriac with placebo pills. Oh my God. -Rider
When I got to the placebos. When he yells at you, I lost it. -Will
Oh, I was dying. When he says, I have to take these for the rest of my life. -Danielle
I lost it. He's so good. -Will
Imagine you were scared. Imagine you were scared and acted scared but your fear put fear into others. Imagine your fear made others angry. Imagine your fear was a problem.
So you had to augment your very sense of self to remove piece by piece the things that scared you, letting go of the very base need for survival in the process. Imagine you made peace with death and things worse than it just so people wouldn’t have to be uncomfortable with your fear.
A scared dog looks violent, afterall.
people acting like hypochondriacs are the same as malingerers is ableist to both hypochondriacs and malingerers. I’m a hypochondriac and am constantly told that I want to feel this way, or for others to see me as this. I don’t, genuinely feels like I’m going to die.
This is ableism.
So I originally posted this privately for my own personal use, but hey maybe it’ll help someone idk.
I keep this image open in a tab on my phone at all times to remind me to not idly google my symptoms while also getting a laugh about it
so now every time I open safari this is what I see first :)

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Hypochondriac Do's and Dont's
Don't look up your symptoms! You know it'll only make you more nervous!
Do look up support forus for hypochondria and anxiety. You'll realize you aren't alone.
Don't excessively speak about your worries to others. It'll get you stuck in a feedback look of looking for reassurance.
Do talk to a mental health professional or journal how you feel! Don't just bottle it up.
Don't limit yourself because of your condition. You are strong and are more capable than you think.
Do give yourself breaks when you need them. Be kind to yourself, you're going through a challenging mental health struggle.
Don't sit with these feelings and do nothing with them. Bottling them up can lead to more anxiety.
Do find things you enjoy to distract yourself from your thoughts. Hobbies and sports can help you not think about it.
You are strong. You can do this!
While im glad that the term "hypochondriac" is finally being properly recognized as a subset of OCD, it still sucks that most OCD theme information pages dont even have it listed as a subtype. Its way more intense than just "health anxiety". It really is an obsession that takes up your brain 24/7. It has the same cycle of OCD. Its compulsions usually look like body checking, reassurance seeking, and "researching" health conditions. It feels often very overlooked. Without that out there less people know it exists and less people get properly diagnosed which walls them off from appropriate treatment.
A hypochondriac
I think of you, blood pressure spikes
I'll have a heart attack
The things I do to see you smile
You don't even have to call me back