Well today is easy for me. It’s day 27 in the “30 days about me” series and today we are talking about our worst habit. The first thing that came to mind when I saw today’s prompt I knew without a doubt had to be my worst habit.
My worst habit to me is thinking the worst. When it comes to health issues I always think the absolute worst with the symptoms I see. My husband makes fun of me for this. I am absolutely a hypochondriac, whether it has to do with my health, my kids I get so worried on my own that I have learned to stay away from google more often than not. Google and someone who freaks like me with little symptoms do not go well together.
I am trying to get better about this though. So what’s your worst habit? If you are joining in link up your day 27 post below and if you aren’t writing about it share in the comment area.
Toni Patton
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Be sure to stay away from WebMD and wrongdiagnosis.com!
I know I learned quickly not to go to WebMD never have been to the other LOL>
I’m not a hypochondriac, but I Google symptoms and self-diagnose. 🙂 It can be good, but it can also be dangerous. I mean a person could have say, contact dermatitis and after Googling, think they have leprosy. lol
I hear that good and dangerous all at the same time 🙂
I’m riddled with bad habits. *smh* Mine is so long, it’s pitiful. Past 2 days, haven’t had anything to add, but today…..oh dear.
Isn’t it funny how we can find all the worst habits at the drop of a hat but if you asked me to list ten things I love about myself I might have a problme, this is something I have to work on
oh i’m like this too! i drive my family nuts…………..
But you know if this habit ever left us I bet they’d miss it 🙂
I know the feeling, having a baby that was always sick has put me on the end of that stick too. I’m always worried Kay will get sick and I won’t know it.
That’s being a good mama 🙂
My mother-in-law is the same way. If I say I have a bad headache she will send me Reader’s Digest articles about people with brain tumors. lol
Then I am definitely never talking health with her LOL i worry too much on my own.
Thanks for sharing!
I’m the worst procrastinator, ever. Which, can lead to thinking the worst – instead of getting things done – I’ll ruminate – and it alwyas makes things worse! Just gotta do it! 🙂