Concern or anxiety?
 

08-11-09

01:32 a.m.

Would it be genuine concern or just my anxiety keeping me up if my husband's good friend's (84) grandson (35) shows up at our door at about 11:00 am - from Ohio, (he has past drug issues... and probably some current issues with drugs from the looks of his eyes-don't know the degree) and with the help of my husband, gets him a fly-by-night job with another friend who owns a business - businessowner also good friends with grandfather -- and now needs a place to stay - need work/money story?

I also work out of my home...

I also get up and move around during the night/early morning 99.999 percent of the time. arms, low back sometimes, or just about to pee. Will use LED and infrared therapy pad in th emorning. used to do yoga/stretches and need to get back into some moring exercises-that's another story...

...fall out of bed in nightshirt and messed up hair and work for a while some mornings.

Hubby not thinkin' or what?

He is a nice guy, but...

Stress brings on anxiety, and it is possible that you would be up whether the visitor came to your home, or not..I hope you are able to ease out of the anxiety mode and coast to a stress-free place..easier said than done, I know:hug:

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Could it be both?
 

Hey, BW, Gosh that all sounds so familiar... I believe that concern and anxiety often overlap. Sounds to me like you have genuine cause for some anxiety and also concern! Doesn't sound like an either/or situation from my perspective. And as far as husbands so .... well, mine is a darling but he told me nearly three decades ago, long before we were married ... "Nancy, remember one thing: Men are all basically stupid." **** straight from the lips of a guy :p

Thinking of you and sending thoughts filled with peace and serenity. Bye 4 now, dear friend.

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Im with you girls....

I think there is a very thing line between anxiety, stress and concern... I can barely distinguish one from the other...

The feeling sucks :mad: This feeling(s) make me sick.

Try to breath BrokenWings... Time to time...

You are in my thoughts.