Thank you, Moe-san, for your question.
As I read your sentences, I felt that my current anxiety was mainly due to relationships.
It seems that both autonomic nervous ataxia and depression are evoked by that anxiety, and I think you are aware of that yourself.
I think this fact is probably something that cannot be easily moved.
You said, “I want to live positively. I want to get even a little better.” It is now written.
I think this is a sincere wish for you right now.
It sounds a bit off the mark, but do you have to be “positive”?
Do I have to “get well”?
When it comes to relationships, the way of thinking and behavior of people who are books of trouble will change in an instant, and you will be in a situation where you will get better, or maybe you are hoping.
However, if you think about yourself, you probably understand that it is difficult for such changes to happen so easily.
Even if it's the same fact, if the way you perceive it is different, the way you feel about that fact will probably change.
This is something you can do if you change yourself, even if your partner doesn't change. (I'm not saying “easily,” though...)
Please calm down for a moment and look back at what you were struggling with.
Then, think again about how to take that something.
Is that really the only way you accept something that you feel is painful?
In Buddhism, it refers to “cause and effect.”
If what caused your current situation is something that can change the way you perceive it, the “cause (cause)” will change.
If you do that, the “results (results)” will also change.
I can't help but hope for it if you take a hard look at your reality again (which is painful) and think about changing the way you perceive it.