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" Question I&amp;#039;m scared of everything. I&amp;#039;m scared to be at home alone, and little noises or creeks make me jump.  Because of this, I&amp;#039;m always tired and feeling down.  I should be the happiest person alive at the moment because I&amp;#039;ve just got married and have a lovely daughter.  But I feel emotionally and physically drained lately, and I don&amp;#039;t know why.  Do you please have any suggestions?    Answer This scared feeling that keeps occurring everywhere is sometimes called free floating anxiety.  It&amp;#039;s an anxiety state, and it attaches itself to all kinds of events &amp;amp;#8211; that&amp;#039;s why it&amp;#039;s called &amp;#039;free floating&amp;#039;.  It could be caused by some unresolved conflicts inside you &amp;amp;#8211; is there anything in life that you feel both &amp;#039;for and against&amp;#039;?  Let me give you an example &amp;amp;#8211; sometimes we have conflicting feelings about the same person &amp;amp;#8211; attraction or love and irritation or dislike &amp;amp;#8211; how do we reconcile both of those feelings?  It might not be a person &amp;amp;#8211; it might be a circumstance or place.  What about marriage? Is there anything there that could need resolving?  It could also be caused by some depression &amp;amp;#8211; how old is your daughter? If she&amp;#039;s under a year old, this could be the manifestation of a post-natal depression.  You need to sit down with a professional and talk it through &amp;amp;#8211; it&amp;#039;s hard to figure these things out by yourself.  Your GP should be the first port of call.  Yours sincerely  The NetDoctor Medical Team  Last updated 04.01.2012 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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