Panick Attacker? - Page 2

mad1 · 01-07-2002, 04:53 AM

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Kieran McConville · 01-07-2002, 05:03 AM

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Originally posted by mad1:
Its nuttin to worry about Keiran, u have actually helped me see reality on somethin there.............Im not a normal person anyway, so perhaps am better not gettin involved with life........nuttin for u to worry about K.............thanks

Ok, thanks.

mad1 · 01-07-2002, 05:42 AM

good, didnt want u to tink I was blamin u for anyting Thank u then K.........take care.......byebye

dream wanderer · 01-07-2002, 07:58 AM

I get them ...but mine come in the middle of the night...I wake up with a pounding heart and the sweats and feeling of impending doom...I used to go to the ER a lot until we figured out what was going on..

The doc put me on a very low dosage of Flexarill (an anti-depressant) to help me sleep...
If I feel one coming on I now recognize the symptoms and can pretty much talk myself out of it...or I turn on the Home Shopping Network on the TV...which is enough to calm anyone down and put them to sleep...

dream wanderer

hiphop · 01-08-2002, 01:53 PM

Dear mad1,
I think lots of people know what you describe as panic attacks in the one or other way. Anyway, don�t worry, because there is nothing to worry about. Very many persons have panic attacks or fears, also maybe fear of other people in very interpretative ways, or therefore fear to go out.
I would like you to do one thing: go to a doctor, who knows about neurology or maybe to a good psychatrist. There is nothing to worry about, they will check which fears you have exactly, where they may come from (even if that is not easy to find out, and also not necessary sometimes), and offer you the best medication. Anyway, when you take some medication, you should care about putting the doses down when you feel fine again, this normally happens after a few months, but keep doing what the doctor says anyway.
I don�t know what you feel and why, so it is difficult to give you any concrete information. Just find professional help, this is very useful. And make sure you actually like your doctor.
Just my 2 cents... good luck and lots of power from
hiphop

hiphop · 01-08-2002, 01:59 PM

And by the way,
nobody in the whole wide world is really interested about what or how much you eat.
Prying and questioning? Questioning what?
It�s all in the head somehow yes, but you can get it out too.
Have you talked to your mother about those restaurant situations? If not you should, too.

**KhanadaRhodes** · 01-08-2002, 05:03 PM

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Originally posted by Discoteque:
I have a fear of heights, but it's weird, it's only in certain instances...and this has parlayed itself into a fear of BRIDGES.

i know what you mean. i'm afraid of heights, but only in certain instances as well. i'm fine on elevators, for example, and *some* stairs (i'll get to that in a sec.)
but, i can NOT ride escalators, either up or down. i also can't stand the stairs that have openings in them (like you see on spiral staircases and some regular ones) which is a shame cuz i love spiral staircases. i can't sit on bleachers more than like five rows up. i was on a step ladder today (it's only got two steps) and my hands were shaking when i stepped on the second step! i was telling myself "geez, if i fall it's what, a foot?" we were at a local place (it's not a mall or a strip mall, it's called peabody place for any memphians reading this) with an escalator leading down to tower records (the only way you can get there directly without going outside, and it was pouring down rain and freezing cold) and i was gonna try to go on it. i got within 10 feet of it and i froze and couldn't go down it. my aunt was like "come on you can come down this," and my mom was offering to have them stand between me and stuff, but stuff like that...phobias are tough, and trying to force someone to break them like that can psychologically damange a person.
but it's weird...
my mom has a fear of bridges. it's impossible to travel to ocean city, maryland, without going over this huge bridge that's at least five miles long (well, without going waaaay out of your way to go the alternate route) and she has to close her eyes over it because bridges freak her out so much. and it's weird, cuz they don't bug me at all. another weird thing is that i can stand on a balcony or some sort of height (like looking down from the second floor or higher) and not be scared at all. hmm...

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mad1 · 01-09-2002, 09:25 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by whenhiphopdrovethebigcars:
And by the way,
nobody in the whole wide world is really interested about what or how much you eat.
Prying and questioning? Questioning what?
It�s all in the head somehow yes, but you can get it out too.
Have you talked to your mother about those restaurant situations? If not you should, too.

friend Hiphop..............Im intimated by a friend...

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01-07-2002, 05:42 AM	#23
mad1 ONE love, blood, life Join Date: May 2001 Location: Angie Jolie lover from Belfast Norn Ireland. I LOVE YOU ANGIE! Im a Bono fan! Posts: 13,169 Local Time: 02:13 PM	good, didnt want u to tink I was blamin u for anyting Thank u then K.........take care.......byebye

01-07-2002, 07:58 AM	#24
dream wanderer Acrobat Join Date: Aug 2000 Posts: 320 Local Time: 01:13 PM	I get them ...but mine come in the middle of the night...I wake up with a pounding heart and the sweats and feeling of impending doom...I used to go to the ER a lot until we figured out what was going on.. The doc put me on a very low dosage of Flexarill (an anti-depressant) to help me sleep... If I feel one coming on I now recognize the symptoms and can pretty much talk myself out of it...or I turn on the Home Shopping Network on the TV...which is enough to calm anyone down and put them to sleep... dream wanderer

01-08-2002, 01:53 PM	#25
hiphop Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: in the jungle Posts: 7,410 Local Time: 03:13 PM	Dear mad1, I think lots of people know what you describe as panic attacks in the one or other way. Anyway, don�t worry, because there is nothing to worry about. Very many persons have panic attacks or fears, also maybe fear of other people in very interpretative ways, or therefore fear to go out. I would like you to do one thing: go to a doctor, who knows about neurology or maybe to a good psychatrist. There is nothing to worry about, they will check which fears you have exactly, where they may come from (even if that is not easy to find out, and also not necessary sometimes), and offer you the best medication. Anyway, when you take some medication, you should care about putting the doses down when you feel fine again, this normally happens after a few months, but keep doing what the doctor says anyway. I don�t know what you feel and why, so it is difficult to give you any concrete information. Just find professional help, this is very useful. And make sure you actually like your doctor. Just my 2 cents... good luck and lots of power from hiphop

01-08-2002, 01:59 PM	#26
hiphop Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: in the jungle Posts: 7,410 Local Time: 03:13 PM	And by the way, nobody in the whole wide world is really interested about what or how much you eat. Prying and questioning? Questioning what? It�s all in the head somehow yes, but you can get it out too. Have you talked to your mother about those restaurant situations? If not you should, too.