I no longer believe a word she says.
She seems to life by the saying ‘don't let the truth get in the way of a good story’.I no longer believe a word she says.
The whole ‘rescue remedy’ concept drives me mad. In several clinical trial over the last 10 years, the Bach theory (rescue remedy ingredients,) has proved to be nothing more than a placebo for anxiety. Basically meaning that it’s success is actually all in the mind and that if you did in fact have anxiety disorder, rescue remedy would be like drink water or sucking ice. Wouldn’t treat a thingShe seems to life by the saying ‘don't let the truth get in the way of a good story’.
it has to be disclosed from the very first story and on every one therafter.should it say AD on this ? Or do you only have to say it at the beginning ?
Yes, it should say ad & I’m sure PTWM knows full well that it should!should it say AD on this ? Or do you only have to say it at the beginning ?
It’s quite dangerous I think to advertise this and claim that it’s some kind of miracle cure for anxiety.
If you have anxiety disorder, the only thing that helps is CBT and medication. It takes a good while to change your thinking and a lot of effort (honestly, I’m 25 years in to Medication and Behavioural therapy and it never stops being hard work.) The biggest thing anyone can do to help themselves in adulthood is not drink and minimise your exposure to stress triggers.It’s quite dangerous I think to advertise this and claim that it’s some kind of miracle cure for anxiety.
If you have anxiety disorder, the only thing that helps is CBT and medication. It takes a good while to change your thinking and a lot of effort (honestly, I’m 25 years in to Medication and Behavioural therapy and it never stops being hard work.) The biggest thing anyone can do to help themselves in adulthood is not drink and minimise your exposure to stress triggers.
There is a huge difference between anxiety disorder and general nerves. We all get nervous and stressed. That’s not anxiety in the clinical sense. So if you think herbal remedies like rescue remedy make a difference, you don’t have anxiety. Your just stressed and the thought of the rescue remedy makes you feel better.
Sorry to whine on, it’s my specialist topic for obvious reasons
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I’m pretty sure it even says on the bottle it’s to settle nerves due to sitting a driving test, exams etc to calm you down, things that would make everyone more stressed and nervous!If you have anxiety disorder, the only thing that helps is CBT and medication. It takes a good while to change your thinking and a lot of effort (honestly, I’m 25 years in to Medication and Behavioural therapy and it never stops being hard work.) The biggest thing anyone can do to help themselves in adulthood is not drink and minimise your exposure to stress triggers.
There is a huge difference between anxiety disorder and general nerves. We all get nervous and stressed. That’s not anxiety in the clinical sense. So if you think herbal remedies like rescue remedy make a difference, you don’t have anxiety. Your just stressed and the thought of the rescue remedy makes you feel better.
Sorry to whine on, it’s my specialist topic for obvious reasons
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I was very shocked at that information. It really is the worst thing you can do to someone who is struggling mentally. The exposure is a brutality in my opinion. Those times are so private, no matter who you have said what tooTotally agree with you. I was diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder and stress in February and now on medication which has helped some of the physical symptoms. On the waiting list for CBT. Definitely a difference between GAD & feeling nervous.
I think that regardless of whatever the boys’ mum has done she obviously isn’t well if she’s in a mental health unit & Rachele shouldn’t be sharing that personal information.
It’s a growing trend for sure. My sons are really harsh with peopleSame. I hate the way people promote these miracle cures. People try them and end up suffering more as they start to wonder why they work on everyone else and not you. Anxiety is debilitating, I'm 13 years in and your right the only thing that works is medication, cbt (if it works for you) and bloody hard work. Anxiety has become a new "trend" that everyone throws about. I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Having daily battles with your own brain is bloody hard
I do think it’s dependent on the individual! I was on anti depressants for anxiety disorder and had 2 courses of CBT. One course was helpful and the second was awful, I use rescue remedy and find it works for me! So each to their own, it’s about what works for you! I’m fully aware it maybe a placebo affect but it still helps!!If you have anxiety disorder, the only thing that helps is CBT and medication. It takes a good while to change your thinking and a lot of effort (honestly, I’m 25 years in to Medication and Behavioural therapy and it never stops being hard work.) The biggest thing anyone can do to help themselves in adulthood is not drink and minimise your exposure to stress triggers.
There is a huge difference between anxiety disorder and general nerves. We all get nervous and stressed. That’s not anxiety in the clinical sense. So if you think herbal remedies like rescue remedy make a difference, you don’t have anxiety. Your just stressed and the thought of the rescue remedy makes you feel better.
Sorry to whine on, it’s my specialist topic for obvious reasons
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But all credit purchasing would show up on a credit check for applying for a mortgage anyway. I don’t believe they would purchase the house cash so they will need some kind of mortgage surely?She definitely hasn’t already purchased the house. It was last sold 2008 and then up for rent August 2018 which is when they moved into it not long after that. That story all matches up no hole in that one, as far as I’m aware they don’t have long left before the landlady needs to sell so they’ve been saving to buy. They seem to use a lot of credit purchasing she made a joke to a follower about using very’s take 3 for a dress for the wedding party last week
Any reply?Bizarre. She just requested to follow me on Instagram and then the request disappeared.
Edit **Rachaele/ Josh, you can email me by all means, you have my email address or Instagram message me. One thing though, if you were thinking of a cease & desist, don’t waste the money, I have gone as far as I’m personally going to go with uncovering/ revealing information.
Above all else, I wanted to find some truth and put it into order. I’ve done that now**