How Panic attacks destroyed my youth – part 1

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13 Responses to “How Panic attacks destroyed my youth – part 1”

  1. luminescentfeeling Says:

    Fascinating comment about the Coca Cola. My first Panic Attack was in a movie theatre too – drinking Coca Cola. Indeed I learn’t not to have this drink, because it would soon drop my blood sugar (after rising quick).

  2. luminescentfeeling Says:

    Hi. I would say because night-time is a time for relaxation and cool. Then we reckon – what if we have a panic attack now? It’s dark, all my ‘help’ is in bed – what if I collapse and no one will find me? BAM – Panic Attack starts…… :(

  3. prolifeinternational Says:

    MrP Re “I had a panic attack thinking it was cancer or something when it was something not even close to that. “..
    But this type of paranoia is a sure sign of a chronic high level of stress.. Please note my response to hardstyle..it may help you too. Maybe you could also try to avoid,for a while at least,media exposure (TV and magazines etc) that includes violence,horror,and generaly terrible and depressing news..and replace them with pleasant music,only feel excellent movies,and books etc..?

  4. busdriver357 Says:

    i know how you feel,thank you .i see myself in you

  5. Minyadagniriel Says:

    i get panic attacks severely in the night too :(

  6. AnduinX Says:

    I’ve had attacks while taking exams too.

    For me the worst time for my panic/anxiety attacks is when I’m forced to drive long distances in a car.

  7. prolifeinternational Says:

    hard.. Try to avoid alcahol and stimulants such as coffee or tea (particularly after about 4pm)..it is also helpful to refrain from eating foods with added sugar altogether,(and to replace e.g. white bread and rice,pasta, etc with only organic wholegrain varieties). All these things (stimulants etc) help place the mind on high alert! If this doesn`t work then try also to do some basic yoga to help relax muscles,and combine this with a simple meditation technique that relaxes the brian. Excellent luck!

  8. menderfire9 Says:

    Generalizing about the anxiety problem is not a excellent thing. Sometimes anxiety is a message from your inner guide telling U that your destiny is 2 break away from your peers & spend time doing something very different, very profound instead of eating out & going 2 movies. You’re right-on about needing help 4 panic attacks, but don’t paint anxiety issues with such a broad sweep of the brush. Some of us have “inner guides” who nag us 4 strong reasons like getting on with our fantastic life missions.

  9. whatbonniedid Says:

    I hear ya. I go to boarding school, so usually around “lights out” I have horrible panic attacks.

  10. BabyBright Says:

    thanks for sharing your tale

  11. MrPatriotic Says:

    Same with me! I reckon it is because of sleep I am not sure. But like I had a zit or something on my chest and I had a panic attack thinking it was cancer or something when it was something not even close to that.

  12. hardstyle Says:

    Its wierd but most of my panic attacks come around midnight or late at night anyone might know why?

  13. dummybear123 Says:

    Oh woww. I feel soo much better. Alot of what you talked about i deal with today. It reeally sucks terrible. You clarified it to a T.

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