Why am I so frightened of storms and death and sickness? I hate having these panic attacks.?

Answer 1

Both my son and I have those. You don't have to suffer, we take medication that works well. Your Doctor can get you the meds you need, or a psychiatrist. Counseling from a good psychologist can help too.

Answer 2

You are frightened because those things that you mentioned, you have no control over. To you the unknown is frightening because you can't change it, can't control it or understand these things as to why they happen. There is help for your panic attacks, if they are panic attacks, by medication that is right for you, but maybe just to "readjust" your thinking may help. Try to find some good in each to comfort you.
Being frightened of storms is natural, but to you it is a little more than that. Try thinking of a storm as a way for the earth to be cleansed, rain to give our trees and flowers a drink, lightning to show us true power and our weaknesses and such.
Death can be beautiful if the person has suffered so greatly that only in death can the pain be relieved. There are some who wish for death such as my mom who was failing with her heart, her eyesight, her legs and so much more. Though we did not want to see her go, would you deny her the relief that today's medical teams could not do? Of course we were saddened, but at the same time grateful that death finally chose her to end her pain.
As I said, perhaps more opinions and just talking it out will help you with these issues, a different way to think about them.

Answer 3

maybe you have security issues, maybe you need to have a good emotional healing time, and then you'll be confident when you think of the future

Answer 4

you should see a psychiatrist; they usually prescribe medications for anxiety that work really well.

Answer 5

very normal feeling

Answer 6

because you don't be leave in god.