Highly Sensitive Woman

The experience of living as a highly sensitive woman in a noisy, busy and unrelenting world

My Spinning World – life as an HSP

Oh woe is me | Lady Fainting

Well, I for one am really feeling the stress of world events. The world for this HSP is quite literally spinning around!  

Emotions over the past few days have run the gamut through shock, horror, despair, sadness, anger, fear, which all added up to stress.  I am most definitely wired to experience the symptoms of stress (and in the past burnout) physically first.  Something physical shows up to warn me: a headache, upset stomach, muscle tension, insomnia and this time vertigo!

My world was quite literally spinning for a few hours last night.  I know this was a direct result of stress, so I am paying attention and being gentle with myself today.  Us HSPs soak up a lot of stress and tension from media coverage of world events; images, sounds, commentary all hit their mark.  Remember to take care of yourself and create moments of peace and tranquillity.

Love Dr. T xx

You may also feel stress physically.  If so, what are the warning signs that ‘hit’ you first?

Telegraph story on Highly Sensitive People

Feature articles picHere’s a great article from the Telegraph on what it means to be a Highly Sensitive Person.  At the bottom of the article (at the moment I read it) 2.6 million people had already ‘liked it’.

Click here to readhttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/wellbeing/health-advice/highly-sensitive-people

Goodness, the 20% of HSP’s in the population (just in the US) make up a rather large and might I say, creative group.

Never underestimate the power of ‘not so loud’ people in your midst.  We have an important role to play in business, interpersonal relationships and families.

Love, The Burnout Queens (two highly sensitive women and proud to be born as such) xx

PS:  Don’t be shy!  Leave us your comments if you think you are highly sensitive and how it has formed your opinion of yourself.

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