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It’s all about belief more than anything else. Deal with that. Find assuring statements and repeat them. Drown out the negative self talk. Don’t try to find ways to make it go away by feeling you need to meet certain requirements like solving the emotional problems you have as a requirement, taking pills, feeling you have to be at home so you can relax etc.Even tho sometimes that’s to hard. Don’t believe it’s real That’s all. I’ve had thousands of them over 20 years. I’m fine!! You will be too.
thanks man
Breathing exercises don’t always help me either and can make things worse since I’m probably hyperventilating. DEEPLY and SLOWLY could equal MORE PANIC.
You need to balance the CO2/Oxygen exchange in the body. Breathe SLOWLY but not necessarily deeply unless it’s in a paper bag (don’t use plastic!), which seems to help me greatly.
Hey everyone,
there’s a right cure to Panic Attacks! The Panic Away and Linden Method has helped many people. Just click my name and access my profile – watch the video “Panic Away vs Linden Method”!
Hey everyone, I’ve made a site by me (I do suffer from Panic Disorder for 12-years) to help others. My condition has pretty much improved and I’m posting my tips and techniques and findings to help others!
PanicAttackResearch(.)blogspot (.)com
- remove the brackets and type it to your browser to access
i have to agree with moonlightmagic2
breathing control helps,,,try counting on the inhale such as 1 thousand 1, one thousand 2, one thousand 3, exhale to a count of four..focus on counting this will help with clearing your mind. you want to keep outside thoughts out. you must practice couple of times a day at least when you are not having anxiety.
man this really works
Sorry for the double answer but there were some typos in my original post:
I have tried breathing exercises for panic/anxiety attacks and they do diddly squit for me.
Plus they are incredibly dull and cause me to focus more on my symptoms than if i were to go do some cross stitching, for example. At least with the cross stitching i get so absorbed in what im doing that i tend to forget about the panic attack and any odd symptoms im getting.
Cross stitching is incredibly relaxing.
I have tried breathing exercises for panic/anxiety attacks and they do diddly squit for me.
Plus they incredibly dull and cause me to focus more on my symptoms than if i were to say go do some cross stitching. At least with the cross stitching i get so absorbed in what im doing that i literally forget about the panic attack and the symptoms im getting.
thank u !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks so very much for the helpful information. Done very well and I know it works 
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
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October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
I tried all the breathing and drugs and mental stuff around to help with my anxiety, which is worse than anyone else’s that I’ve ever met. The one thing that helped me more than most things is chamomile tea but it also puts me to sleep and if I don’t sleep then there’s another attack. I just wish this burden would go away but I know it won’t. It always feels like you’re on a verge of fixing your mind and it never happens. I despise this disorder.
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
It’s all about belief more than anything else. Deal with that. Find assuring statements and repeat them. Drown out the negative self talk. Don’t try to find ways to make it go away by feeling you need to meet certain requirements like solving the emotional problems you have as a requirement, taking pills, feeling you have to be at home so you can relax etc.Even tho sometimes that’s to hard. Don’t believe it’s real That’s all. I’ve had thousands of them over 20 years. I’m fine!! You will be too.
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
thanks man
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
Breathing exercises don’t always help me either and can make things worse since I’m probably hyperventilating. DEEPLY and SLOWLY could equal MORE PANIC.
You need to balance the CO2/Oxygen exchange in the body. Breathe SLOWLY but not necessarily deeply unless it’s in a paper bag (don’t use plastic!), which seems to help me greatly.
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
Hey everyone,
there’s a right cure to Panic Attacks! The Panic Away and Linden Method has helped many people. Just click my name and access my profile – watch the video “Panic Away vs Linden Method”!
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
Hey everyone, I’ve made a site by me (I do suffer from Panic Disorder for 12-years) to help others. My condition has pretty much improved and I’m posting my tips and techniques and findings to help others!
PanicAttackResearch(.)blogspot (.)com
- remove the brackets and type it to your browser to access
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
i have to agree with moonlightmagic2
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
breathing control helps,,,try counting on the inhale such as 1 thousand 1, one thousand 2, one thousand 3, exhale to a count of four..focus on counting this will help with clearing your mind. you want to keep outside thoughts out. you must practice couple of times a day at least when you are not having anxiety.
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
man this really works
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
Sorry for the double answer but there were some typos in my original post:
I have tried breathing exercises for panic/anxiety attacks and they do diddly squit for me.
Plus they are incredibly dull and cause me to focus more on my symptoms than if i were to go do some cross stitching, for example. At least with the cross stitching i get so absorbed in what im doing that i tend to forget about the panic attack and any odd symptoms im getting.
Cross stitching is incredibly relaxing.
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
I have tried breathing exercises for panic/anxiety attacks and they do diddly squit for me.
Plus they incredibly dull and cause me to focus more on my symptoms than if i were to say go do some cross stitching. At least with the cross stitching i get so absorbed in what im doing that i literally forget about the panic attack and the symptoms im getting.
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
thank u !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
October 3rd, 2009 at 12:15 pm
Thanks so very much for the helpful information. Done very well and I know it works