Procrastinators Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from chronic procrastination.

Woe is me

I started the day out ok. Not great, I missed my gym class, but the next few hours went well -- productively. Then I couldn't get myself to go out. I have GAD and social anxiety, which relates to my not being able to do anything as well as facing people. I live in the big city but would love to move to the country but I can't figure out how I'd manage financially. 

Well, in some other 12 step groups we say we are powerless over our disease, and this is a 12 step group ostensibly. I don't really know how we do the first step here. Only God can save me, or make plans, white knuckle our anxiety-feel the fear and do it anyway and be a piece of c* if I don't.

 

Hannah