How can my mum not take seriously the possible mental health issue I might have?

hello I'm have been noticed no matter what emotion that i do feel and my mum seem to reactive to even frustrated , angry . no matter what emotion do feel , i do think i do have type of mental heath issue but my mum is not getting it . kept being very dismissed when i talk about anxiety, frustrated .. not really getting much done about . my mum ignore my sign for help . dismissive with my symptom was numbness feet's and hands, flutter , pounding heart , shaking finger and legs . and i think i also has some type of panic attack on certain days but not sure which one is was . yep my mum even dismiss my panic attack one time to and did just shut at me . still make me feel frustrated and angry always with my mum .
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I'm really sorry that you're feeling dismissed by your mum @Katiedimelow20. Would there be anyone else you could talk to about it?
Or is there anyone who could help you talk to your mum about how you're feeling? Someone you trust, like another family member or friend. Perhaps you could tell them what's happening and they might be able to help you talk to your mum in a calm way.
Have you spoken to your GP about how you're feeling and about the possible panic attacks? They might be able to offer you some help or put you on a list for mental health support too.
Hope things get easier soon 💛
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@Rosie_Scope I Have tried to talk about my mum dismissed me with my two of my sister but they still come back and come to talk to mum about . that not been working at . older sister didn't really help with my anxiety to . my mum booked the doctor appointment but i do not think she will help me unless is period issue . i'm not sure which one friends . i not been to my gp yet since my mum will always come with me . i did show both of my sister noctes and experience what i had with anxiety . not yet been diagnosed with anxiety .
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It sounds like you're trying really hard to get her to understand @Katiedimelow20, that must be frustrating.
Next time you go to the doctors, could you ask to go in on your own if you don't feel comfortable with your mum there? Or could one of your sisters come with you instead of your mum?
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my sisters don't live with me anymore they got they own places . might as well find some else that maybe more helpful then my mum . i had been watching them and my mum seem to treated them better . both i got older sister and younger sisters . they didn't help with isuse with my mum . i did talk both about anxiety and panic attack . i did show my yongest sister my notes on app called mood press to show what date and day when i did have a panic attack and my mum came in my bedroom and just shut out my name . i also did put that in about my mum thinking i was faking a panic attack .
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