Wednesday April 23, 2025 | selective mutism anxiety disorder and high blood sugar

I know selective mutism and high blood sugar has something to do with one another.  People keep telling me that I eat too much fattening foods and I have to agree with them just because I am selectively mute. I need to find other selectively mute people who only have selective mutism and nothing else.  Now if I was autistic, wouldn't like to be touched. But there is a lot more to being autistic than not liking to be touched Jason Van de viere!!!!!!   Jason, you are not a doctor and you never will be!  So shut up asshole!   And his mother--Doni telling me that I don't have panic attacks!  ugh!  Don't judge what you don't understand, assholes!  I know Jason's mother has ADHD and Jason has ADD.  They are both sitting on there f___ FAT asses telling me about my selective mutism when they know nothing of the sort!   Now I know that selective mutism will lead to high stress levels and high anxiety, and high blood sugar so shut up okay!  

It is just that my physical doctor doesn't know anything about about what I have all of a sudden all of my numbers started going up and up due to my age and SELECTIVE MUTISM!  I have a card to show but that won't tell anyone anything besides the fact that my physical health is going downward.  I don't mean to blame mental health for this but can it be because of my mental health?  

Okay whoever keeps saying that it is my weight and that I'm eating too much causing high blood sugar is going to get soct in the nose!!!  I know just my eating is not just the culprit alone.  It is stress and anxiety too!  You know what that rating is now?  On a scale from one to ten. Well since I am tense right now. I would say it is at a 10.  

Do you think people trigger me or could be also something else besides people triggering me and people hearing about the news and telling me---mainly Jason!  I wish people wouldn't tell me anything unless they think it is really really important.  

Wednesday April 23, 2025 | selective mutism support group and independent living group

I want to find a selective mutism support group and be around others who have selective mutism to see if I can speak.  But no one knows anyone or any such support group for selective mutism.  I meant a selective mutism support group I can go to like outside of this house? 

To connect with others who have selective mutism in Beaumont, Texas, consider joining support groups, attending local meetings, or utilizing online resources. These resources can provide a safe and understanding environment to share experiences and find support.

Here's how you can connect with others who have selective mutism:

• Support Groups:

  Look for local or online support groups specifically for individuals with selective mutism. The Selective Mutism Association may have information about groups in your area or virtual options.
• Local Meetings:

  Check for local meetings or events organized by mental health organizations or support groups related to anxiety and communication disorders. These events can provide opportunities to meet others who understand your experience. 
• Online Communities:

  Utilize online platforms, such as Facebook groups or online forums, to connect with individuals who have selective mutism. These platforms can provide a virtual community for support and sharing experiences. 
• Mental Health Professionals:

  If you have a mental health professional, they may have information about local support groups or resources for individuals with selective mutism. 
• Professional Networks:

  If you're a student or working in a related field, you might be able to connect with others through professional networks focused on mental health or communication disorders. 

By utilizing these resources, you can find a supportive community where you can share your experiences, learn from others, and build meaningful connections with people who understand what it's like to have selective mutism.