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A good point
I found this video on Facebook and twittered about ithttps://twitter.com/blogologue/status/357625893239267328
It's about a guy who's scared of heights, and as a part of the bachelor party, they are doing a fake bungee jump from a bridgde.
It is funny, but after laughing and smiling a bit about it, I found how it can illustrate mental issues... you can see the guy there, after having believed that he was about to jump of a bridge blindfolded and jumping, that he's struggling.
The other guys think it's funny, and it is, but just look at the guy afterwards and his reaction.
I think it illustrates a very good point about mental health, anxiety and so on. The thinking that something is a lot worse than it actually is, and that you need to keep on pushing to break through these barriers.
For example, panic attacks, social phobia and so on, can tire out someone just like the guy in the video, on a daily, weekly or whatever basis. Mental health is very real in the mind, and it evokes reactions from the body, for example that you get tired, put out and so on.
But the trick is to keep on pushing.
[Permalink] [By morphex] [Health (Atom feed)] [18 Jul 00:27 Europe/Oslo]