Panic Attack---Strong useless form of fear, not motivating

Panic Attack---Strong useless form of fear, not motivating

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[moonlightkisu]

Very true. You are also very intelligent.

[natedaug1]

Good video.

[sheri226]

I can relate! I started having them after my surgery.. 45 years of never having a panic or anxiety attack & all of a sudden.. Boom! I was hit & hit hard. The first one is the scariest. I really thought I was going to die. I never thought I was scared to die but the thought of leaving my 2 young girls alone in this world.. made the attack worse. I wouldn't wish them on my worst enemy. Hope you don't have another one Mel. I have Xanax on hand if mine return.

[theatheistgal]

I would have to agree. I suffer from them. It feels like you are dying. seriously.. the walls closing in heart or chest hurts. and thoughts rushes through you head. It is horrible I have suffered from them for most of my life.

[debswildhoney]

Yep, very well said.

[MelsMENTALHOSPITAL20]

Hello.

[musicboxpizza]

I know it's starting when I get that cold that goes quickly from my head to toes and thankfully it doesn't usually last long.

[fulishproductions]

Maybe what happened was--the med was stopped.

But it's over now. so just keep us upedated.

[trishylala]

My husband and I both take zoloft for depression and anxiety. My husband has gone to the hospital for panic attack, cuz he thought he was having a heart attack. The physical symptoms can be that bad.

[schoolmaster1945]

Hello Mel, I know the feeling...the sweating and the feeling of "dread"....Paxil works wonders...What is really interesting the trigger that causes them can be a silly little thought that really ends up being nothing...regards...