Worried.. rupturing neck among others

[Grace360]

I basically worry about things thay only happen in movies. I try to tell my family to not watch movies like that around me. They still do, and it gives me anxiety for a long time. Like what if a vein or artery in my neck ruptures but its on the inside and not the outside? I don't feel it until I drop because I'm bleeding out? All this other stuff that obviously wouldn't happen. But its hard to tell myself that. All this other stuff too. Like when my legs feel wobbly. And I'm still working on it. Differentiating from an anxiety attack and something actually happening in my body. I'm even afraid to go to sleep or anything. What if something hapoens as I sleep? What if I have some super rare disease that only appears as a light chest pain and then less than an hour later your in the ER and that's it. I worry and fear about that stuff so much. I also fear about losing my appetite too because I heard that's a sign that its coming to the end and.. sigh. I just. I overanalyze everything. Every though, feeling. Bump, rumble. Spill. "Splash". Shortness of breath. Wobbly legs. Even the fact that lately I've been a bit more tired during the day. Doesn't happen all the time. Days in a row, then it stops. Heavy eyes. My dry throat that should've gotten better, since I'm drinking more water. I.. don't know. I'm only 15. And yet this is all I think about.

 

[Cuchculan]

There would have to be a reason it would happen. Even in the movies these things don't happen for no reason at all. Normally takes a lot of force. So with that in mind, when it bed, ask yourself how this could happen to you? Where would the force needed to do such a thing come from? Plus there is the old faction from fiction sort of thing. Not sure if you ever watched Myth Busters? They take a lot of things from movies and see could they really happen. They have a test dummy they use doe a lot of the things. It is no big surprise that much of what happens in films in certain ways can not be replicated in real life. They try everything to make it work out. They simply can't do it. In other words it is it just a movie special effect. Great programme to watch. One example of a test they tried. shooting a person who was under water. In all films it can not be done. The water somehow stops the bullet. They proved this to be fake. They used a selection of guns. Hit the target every time. Even with the weakest of guns. So they take movie scenes and put them to the test. Can it be done in real life or not? Most can't. As they explain, you have to allow for the fact that it is only a movie. They do all sorts of crazy things in movies to get the attention of those watching the movies. Ever see the way they break a neck in a film? They proved that to be a myth too. In a film a person is grabbed from behind and the neck is snapped. All seems so easy. It would take about 50 times the pressure that you see in a film to actually break a neck in real life. During which time the person would probably escape. Or scream for help. Whole point been that everything is made to look easier in movies. It doesn't happen that easy in real life.