My anxious mind
I was in the United States for six years. I completed my Masters, I did a job over there. I was in a top leading company and I was earning really well. But it wasn't making me happy at all. My sickness, my anxiety, converted into panic attacks. It led to clinical depression and, like, different phobias. I want to tell all of you that please do not think that you are alone. Never pet your fears
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 4:05
And that's also understandable because there are so many people out there who still raise eyebrows when you talk about your mental struggles. But as I said, you had guts enough to speak about yours. And I really appreciate it because being someone who deals with anxiety herself at one point of time, it was sort of a lonely experience, because I didn't know what I'm feeling. And yet I felt that and I have been feeling it since I was a kid
Esha Prakash
@Paradox_Knight · 2:40
I mean, I used to avoid any place that had even a little bit of crowd, anywhere that I would be the center of attention. And it was such a difficult time for me. So I live in Mumbai, and local trains are a way of life over here. And my colleges were really far, and for that I had to travel by locals, which was such a difficult experience because of the amount of crowds that are there