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Well, I have not had a single full blown panic attack at all since they raised my dosage. Nothing close. But I feel anxiety like general waiting for the panic to happen anxiety. It just never comes and I think I am so use to it that i sit and wait in fear expecting it!!
you got to hold on to think you will get better giving up has never been nature i was always realy tough never scared of anything..man ive seen it all done it,blood sweat and tears..like bygrace was saying you see a picture or you think of the past and you realized how you just flat out lived...like when i was young cat,i would grab the keys to my car,my cigarettes and ride out.never reallizing i just left out the house..now im older,nut im only going to be 26,i feel 50 really..its like everyday is just terrible constant anxiety with this dark cloud over my head..one queston i have for you bygrace you take ssri and it still got you in a funk?so back to my point here off of bygraces thread here its crazy how life was just life i couldnt wait to wake up,and i could never figure out how i was going to spend my day..now i just want to hide..least we are all still fighting we will survive and get better..prayers to u bygrace..
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p.s prayers to the whole board...hugs
When he mentioned that he had been to a carnival and he smelled things from his childhood that reminded him of the days before panic/anxiety/depression.
Do you remember days before your illness? I think back after my first child was born I was anxious. I had a lot of anxiety but not panic. I remember waking up afraid at night and times of extreme anxiety but never the panic that I have now.
However.....I can relate to him talking about memories and life before all of this. I may see something or a picture of myself years ago and think..."Wow, that was when I was good.." and how I miss those days. I just hold on to the fact that this may go away some day or I will at least learn to live with it in a way that I can handle.
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