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anxiety attacks in school


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Hi, Rst. Have you told you teachers about this? What you can do is print out the information about panic attacks we provide on the site and give it to your teachers. Good teachers will try to help minimize the stress on you if they understand what is happening. It will help if you pinpoint some triggers for them.
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thanks roses. if your ever on line im on yahoo instant messenger nkt2091976. buzz me: thanks again.
21 years ago 0 22 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Hey Rst, Classroom panic attacks are the hardest on me as well. In fact school was where I learned that I had panic disorder. I know it is really hard to do, but letting your teachers know is often an excellent thing to do. Most teachers will do anything and everything they can to help you (whether that means letting you sit at the back, or letting you leave without an explaination). Personally, once I had told one of my teachers he became more open to me, and often encouraging my process on this steep learning curve. I know you are really nervous about people at schol thinking you are weird, but in truth most highschool students are worried about being weird themselves. One of the hardest lessons to learn is that what poeple think will not kill you, nor will it matter 5 years from now when you will have moved beyond your school. Good luck, and if you need to talk to another student, just reply to this post and include your email address, okay!? Roses
21 years ago 0 48 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
can someone out there pls help me. i have been under anxiety or panic attacks when i am in school, especially when im in the classroom. i have this fear of collapsing or passing out and no onw would be there for me. my heart pounds, i feel so uneasy and tensed. i feel like i just wanna stay home instead. this always happens to me and i feel like i cant cope up with it anymore. it has really affected my attendance in school. guys, can you help me out , how could i ease my mind when im in school. i feel like my classmates think weird of me.

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