Can experiencing a lot of close deaths over a short period of time cause social !
Question: Close deaths as in friends and family members over a period of 3 years?
Answers: Close deaths as in friends and family members over a period of 3 years?
it can affect you..thats for sure...i have had my share of difficult times and you have to learn to work thru them...this past january we had three deaths in a period of two weeks....it was very trying...
yea i suppose someone could become afraid of getting close to people after losing some close friends and family
YES Why
Because you are now being put in contact with it first hand and know what it is like to lose a friend or family member
Now you know that there is and end to life you are watching it.
That is why a lot of people when they get older start going to church. We get kind of concerned of what is on the other side so to say
You betcha. I highly recommend grief counseling if this has happened to you or someone you know.
possible i have 5 people in one month or two pass away and i didnt even want to make anymore friends, but it eventually make me cherish what i do have and who i have placed in my life.
absolutely, death can play a big part in anxiety. Unfortunately,
there is most likely other life negativity's that also brought on this disorder. What happens is, your body and mind builds up so much stress, negative feeling that it becomes adjusted to thinking negative thoughts. An occurrence such as death can put your system over the edge and your body starts releasing adrenaline in your system, which in turn causes anxiety and panic. Once your body adjusts itself by releasing adrenaline in negative thought situations, you develop an anxiety disorder. Your best bet is to go talk to a psychologist and get to the route cause asap before this becomes a life crippling problem. Anxiety can last a long time until you find rhyme and reason why it is happening. Also, get some blood work done to be sure there is not another medical issue, such as thyroid, which can cause these same symptoms.