Exclusive Content:

Honoring Our Fallen Heroes: A Tribute to Courage and Sacrifice

Explore the profound legacy of our fallen heroes and the sacrifices they made in service to their country. Join us in paying tribute to their courage and valor.

Joy Inside Out: Unveiling the Essence of True Happiness Within

Joy, that elusive yet cherished emotion, is often portrayed...

Navigating the Pain of When Family Doesn’t Act Like Family: Strategies for Coping and Healing

Discover insights and coping strategies for navigating emotional turmoil when family doesn't act like family. Explore how to set boundaries, prioritize self-care, and find healing amidst complex family relationships.

“Anxiety Isn’t Obvious. It Doesn’t Outwardly Scream ‘I’m Anxious'”: Mom Paints a Painfully Accurate Picture of Anxiety in Powerful Post

Laura Mazza – Mum on the Run is all too familiar with the horrors of anxiety. While non-sufferers may think it’s just stress or excess worry, Mazza knows it is SO much more than that.

At times it can feel like lions thrashing at your skin from the inside out trying to escape, or just sheer terror at the thought of completing everyday tasks. Anxiety is truly an invisible beast that can find a way to infiltrate every aspect of your life.

Mazza brings the true meaning of anxiety to life in a raw Facebook post that has been relatable for so many.

Check it out below:

“Anxiety isn’t obvious. It doesn’t outwardly scream ‘I’m anxious’
It comes out in ways that are confusing to others and confusing to us.
It’s a dull face that’s expressionless
It’s a smile
It’s a frown 
It’s anger and spitting rage
It’s the sudden need to be alone.

It’ll cancel plans last minute
It can be short in a conversation
It’ll be a text instead of a phone call
An email instead of a face to face
It’s brushing people off for no reason because you just need to get away.
Needing someone to come with you to do something simple like ordering food.

It’s constant apologies, ‘I’m sorry I’m rambling’, ‘I’m sorry I’m just so tired’, ‘I’m sorry I think I had too much coffee… sorry’, I’m so sorry all the time. I’m sorry I’m making an idiot of myself… because that’s how I feel.

It’s not being able to trust your gut because your gut tells you there is always danger.
It’s not being able to trust that someone doesn’t want something more, has a hidden agenda or doesn’t really love you like they say they do.

Honoring Our Fallen Heroes: A Tribute to Courage and Sacrifice

Explore the profound legacy of our fallen heroes and the sacrifices they made in service to their country. Join us in paying tribute to their courage and valor.

Joy Inside Out: Unveiling the Essence of True Happiness Within

Joy, that elusive yet cherished emotion, is often portrayed as something external – a fleeting moment of elation brought on by external circumstances or...

Navigating the Pain of When Family Doesn’t Act Like Family: Strategies for Coping and Healing

Discover insights and coping strategies for navigating emotional turmoil when family doesn't act like family. Explore how to set boundaries, prioritize self-care, and find healing amidst complex family relationships.