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Jun 5, 2017
Faith· Life

5 Ways To Rise Above Fear and Anxiety

5 Ways To Rise Above Fear and Anxiety (1)

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In this article, I share my own personal experience with anxiety and how I have battled, resisted, coped and risen above it.  I am not a mental health professional, and I do believe there are more ways one could conquer and free themselves from anxiety.  I hope and pray my story helps you.

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1. Let go of Pride

For years my parents called me a “worrier”.  At one stage in my childhood, I was afraid of burglars coming into our house EVERY NIGHT.  There is more to that story, but let me just assure you – I was anxious. But I don’t remember calling it that or ever talking to a doctor about it.  At one point my dad said he might have to take me to a psychologist – but I had no idea what that meant.  I thought that it might mean I had to get a brain operation.  I was a kid.  It was quite some time ago – and even though it is more acceptable now, going to a therapist is still not accepted as “normal” and is not completely accepted in our society.

It wasn’t until I was deep into depression that I went to a therapist.

It took a lot for me to let go of my pride and go talk to a professional.

Once I made that decision, the therapist suggested medicine.  I rejected the idea over and over again.  Then, once again, I let go of my pride and gave it a shot.  I noticed how less anxious I felt.  I remember feeling, “wow, this must be what it is like to feel normal”.  I still thought about my worries and struggles – but they didn’t haunt me like they did before.

2. Know that it is okay to seek Help

Before I went to a counselor, I talked to a priest.

I told him that I was concerned because I often ask myself “What would Jesus do?”.

I told Father John that Jesus would have never gone to a counselor!

His response was not what I expected.  He assured me that it was totally fine to seek help.  He said that he talked to his own mother about this topic and what she said made total sense to him.  Father John explained that his mother reminded him that we live in a much “faster” world.  Everything in our world is so fast. Our minds and bodies face stressors that people in the ancient world never faced.  As I reflect on that I think about the climate Jesus lived in . . . how it was warm most of the time.  I think about how life in the Northeast is much “faster” than life in the deep south. It makes sense.  Plus, it was relief to get that confident reassurance from a priest I knew and trusted.

3. Journal

If you are a regular reader – I apologize if you feel like I’m beating you over the head with journaling!  But honestly, it works!

Even if you are simply writing down five things you are thankful for each day – it helps!

Research shows that writing down your feelings helps anxious thoughts and feelings.  If you are interested in trying this, check out these journal prompts to help tackle anxiety:

7 Journal Prompts That Will Help Tackle Anxiety

Also know that journaling does not have to be writing!  It can be coloring too!  Here is a free coloring page – once you are done, glue it in your journal!

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4. Pray the Rosary

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. . .  and tell Our Lady of the Rosary your intention of being free from anxiety.

For best results, pray the Rosary out loud.

It may feel funny if you are alone – but the sounds of the prayers are important in the meditation process.  Any type of meditation relieves stress.  Science proves this fact. The Rosary is a meditation, but it is also an incredibly powerful prayer.  Our Lady promises that:

“you shall obtain all you ask of me by the recitation of the Rosary”

One of my “spiritual heroes” Immaculee Ilibagiza talks about praying the Rosary out loud in her book Led by Faith.  I remember her saying that is the best way to say it. In her book, The Rosary: The Prayer That Saved My Life, Immaculee states in the introduction:

In this book, I want to share with you how praying the rosary saved my life during three months when fear and despair were my constant companions and worst enemies as killers hunted me, thoughts of suicide plagued me, and the devil whispered in my ear.

Whether we are battling anxiety in our everyday life, or facing a cross on the scale of death, the Rosary will help you.  I can’t imagine living through what Immaculee lived through.  My own life has benefited from the Rosary, but I feel her experience holds much more weight.

If it is possible, say the Rosary with a group or at least one other person.  There are often groups who gather in parish churches to pray the Rosary.  Find out when that is and make it a point to join them.

Saying the Rosary with one or more people is even more powerful.  St. Louis de Montfort writes:

One who says his Rosary alone only gains the merit of that one Rosary. But if he says it together with others, he gains the merit of each Rosary. This is the law of public prayer.

5. Listen to your self-talk

When my anxiety crossed into depression, what got me there was my “self-talk”.  I wouldn’t dare blame God or be mad at Him . . . so instead I led a full fledge blame fest on myself.

I should have done this

I should have been better a better girlfriend

I messed up so much I deserve this

It’s all my fault; I’m a hopeless case

God gave me a good man and I didn’t appreciate him enough

The list went on and on.  I looked back, beat myself up, and offered myself no mercy.

I “should” all over myself.

It wasn’t until many years later, that I read this quote.  I wished my heart had heard it much earlier:

Jesus said, “No one who sets a hand to the plow and looks to what was left behind is fit for the kingdom of God.”

Luke 9:62

I had created my own hell.  I looked back every day.

God wants us to know that no matter what is in the past, He and His Love will provide for us.  His plan will triumph.  Nothing we do is going to change the power of the Holy Spirit.

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How many times does God command us to “be not afraid” in the Bible?  I’ve heard one time for every day.  It is said over and over again.

Saints have repeatedly reminded us to only think about the present.

Listen to your self-talk.  Make it a point to line it up with Our Lord.

He does not rejoice in us beating ourselves up.

We must take a leap of faith and TRUST HIM.  He will give us hope.

 In the meantime, let us only take a breath, and thank God for that very breath.

The Lord’s voice speaks only in terms of Mercy, Hope and Love.

Does your “self-talk” speak in those terms?

If the answer is no, those thoughts are not from above.  Listen to the Lord’s voice and repeat His words in your own “self-talk”.

How do you rise above anxiety?  What advice has helped you the most?

The secret of happiness is to livemoment by moment and to thank God for all that He, in His Goodness,sends to us day after day.-

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  1. Kristi @ Hail Marry says

    June 5, 2017 at 6:12 am

    Great, practical tips!

    • Amy says

      June 5, 2017 at 8:03 pm

      Thanks Kristi!

  2. Anni says

    June 5, 2017 at 6:33 am

    These are such great tips!!

    What has helped me the most was having a counselor to bounce things off of, and having them point out rational vs. irrational thoughts. I *needed* that sounding board for a while! But, I have been able to manage to do it myself for the past couple years… as you said, by being aware of my self-talk. But also, by taking a step back and thinking of the situation through an alternate lens.

    Such an awesome post. Thank you for sharing!

    • Amy says

      June 5, 2017 at 8:04 pm

      Thank you so much Anni! It makes me feel so much better – even to this day – when other faithful women say they went to a counselor too!

  3. Monique Ruberu says

    June 5, 2017 at 10:14 am

    Lovely post sweet girl!!! Leaning on God, asking him to fill your holes, praying the rosary, surrounding yourself with people and situations that strengthen your marriage and your faith… being intentional in making time to improve your marriage… figuring out if anxiety is worse at Pms times and seeking Napro technology intervention as well 🙂

    • Amy says

      June 5, 2017 at 8:03 pm

      Thank you Monique 🙂 !!

  4. danielle says

    June 5, 2017 at 11:57 am

    This is great Amy!!! I have battled depression and anxiety throughout my life too. It’s interesting, I was at the gym one day talking to a few women in the locker room about how to overcome the spiral of thoughts that take you down the rabbit hole. A group exercise instructor was standing there and overheard our conversation and she was in passing, so it was a quick conversation. She said, when I’m feeling that way, I pray and it really helps. I consider myself to be more spiritual than religious and at the time I was really into yoga and chanting was more comfortable thought to ease anxiety. However, after she walked away and I was onto my own workout and feeling like my heart was going to explode with worry and stress, I thought, hmmmmm my grandmom (who had 12 crazy kids) walked around saying the rosary like 24/7. So in that moment I started to say the Hail Mary over and over and guess what happened, my heart started to feel ease and I was able to get focused on the moment. I was telling my therapist this at my next appointment and she asked me to say the Hail Mary out loud to her. When I did, we both started crying and she said, WOW…now isn’t that a great mantra for being a strong graceful woman? So, when the anxiety starts to clench my heart and well up in my throat like I can barely breathe, I say the Hail Mary and it’s a pretty amazing tool for me! Love this Amy!!!! Thank you for sharing, it’s so important to remind people that it’s normal and struggle with emotions and you are so right, this world we live in is so fast!!! It’s not as easy as it used to be to care for ourselves and our hearts among all of the noise.

    • Amy says

      June 5, 2017 at 8:06 pm

      Such an incredible testimony!!! Thank you so much for sharing it with me and all who are able to read it! Mary is world’s best mother, so she is really good at calming her children <3

  5. Kate says

    June 5, 2017 at 1:37 pm

    These are awesome tips. I love that you acknowledge both the spiritual and the physical/ mental!

    • Amy says

      June 5, 2017 at 8:07 pm

      Thank you Kate!

  6. Cecilia says

    June 5, 2017 at 1:50 pm

    This is such good advice and I share with other mothers who have lost babies since there is so much fear and anxiety when we do become pregnant again after losing our sweet babies. It is simple 5 ways but it is the simple that God is shown through! Thank you.

  7. Lauren says

    June 5, 2017 at 2:05 pm

    I needed this read, especially the section of “self talk”. There are times when a firm view of this kind of thought processes needs to be identified and put aside. Thank you.

    • Amy says

      June 5, 2017 at 10:45 pm

      Amen! Sometimes we just need to be reminded!

  8. ALLISON GINGRAS says

    June 5, 2017 at 3:50 pm

    I’ve lived with Anxiety for nearly 40 years now. It wanes and returns usually without me seeing that it is coming. Loved your suggestions Amy, I have utilized many of them in my battle as well. I have found staying close to God through prayer, the Sacraments and His Word has been the most beneficial to keeping my anxiety at bay or at least less. Thanks for sharing your struggle and your coping tools! Fear is one of the greatest weapons of the devil – when we turn to God and allow His Grace into our lives and the situations that bring us the greatest anxiety and fear; the more often we can win the war!!

  9. Ginny says

    June 5, 2017 at 6:50 pm

    #1 and #5 were huge ines for me! Thanks for sharing your wisdom and experience, Amy!

  10. Sara @ To Jesus Sincerely says

    June 5, 2017 at 7:11 pm

    These are good! Self-talk is one that I’m working on big time. I love that my counselor is Catholic, and can talk to me in the language of our Faith. He has me identifying “desolations” and replacing them with “consolations” – good ole’ Ignatian Spirituality! Thank you for this list. I needed every one of these.

    • Amy says

      June 5, 2017 at 10:47 pm

      I think I need to learn more about Ignatian Spirituality!! Thanks Sara!!

  11. Caitlyn says

    June 6, 2017 at 1:49 pm

    Just what I needed to hear this morning! Thank you for the reminders <3

  12. Christina says

    June 8, 2017 at 9:44 am

    There have been many times over the years I needed to read this. Great reminders.

    • Amy says

      June 9, 2017 at 1:10 pm

      Thank you Christina <3

  13. Sarah Honey says

    June 8, 2017 at 1:00 pm

    Great tips Amy. It can be so hard sometimes. I think being kind to yourself and taking a step back help me. Raising above and allowing youself to feel all the emotions.

    • Amy says

      June 9, 2017 at 1:11 pm

      Taking a step back and being kind to yourself are wonderful tips! Thank you!

  14. Jersey Girl Cooks says

    June 9, 2017 at 6:41 pm

    Really good advice! My daughter suffers from anxiety and I also was a very anxious child. It’s good to do all these things and recently I started a gratitude journal which I really love to write in. Thanks!

  15. Lexie says

    July 20, 2017 at 6:30 pm

    I love the “let go of pride”. It’s important to not only know we can’t do it alone, but actually act on it.

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