One of the most debilitating mental health challenges is the idea of anxiety. Anxiety is often connected to stress. But one of the other pieces of anxiety and stress is the idea of fear. As children we are presented with things in our lives that for some reason or another we fear. It maybe the sound of thunder or the big dog next door, but either way these things trigger an emotion within us that may not be understood by others or difficult for us to explain. What we don't realize is that this fear that we gain as a child may manifest itself into our minds as adults. Some of us are able to move forward while others live in fear of many things unfortunately for a lifetime. In this collection we address different areas of fear in hopes that by talking about it in a way that removes the boogeyman under the bed we're also gaining an understanding that sometimes the things we fear, and sometimes mental health is not something that is easily put into words for everyone to understand. Sometimes it is a deep threatening feeling or an inability to breathe or a challenge of doing day-to-day tasks that manifests itself in fear.