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Alright, I spoke to my doctor again and after 4 days on Meds I decided it is really something I don't want to do. I started aerobic exercise and noticed that the tension in my chest has already gone away after 30min of running. I have been having better days now that im forcing myself to do stuff no matter what, driving, stores, playing guitar. I Saw a counsellor and just talking to someone made me feel alot better, my doctor is just worried about the time I arrive back in Ottawa sunday and from when I finally get an appointment with a therapist but I've decided to not go on meds and give this every once of my being and no matter how bad it gets fight it and stick it out. I'm also starting massage therapy tommorow so im reminded by the quote "It's hard to ahve an anxious mind with a relaxed body, and it's hard to have an anxious body with a relaxed mind" Im also thinking about taking a meditation course....So I'll keep you updated on how going back to Ottawa goes, I am a little scared but I gotta force myself no matter what. I've also started the 12 week program a
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Hi davidb88, As you can see you are not alone in experiencing these feelings of panic and anxiety. Have you checked our free online program yet? You may find that as you work through the exercises that you are able to address and overcome many of your posted concerns. It teaches you things you may not understand about panic and agoraphobia, your own panic, your own panic cycle, and as you learn and get involved, you begin the journey and the process of taking back control from a fear that at the moment is controlling you. The Program guides you through the process of getting back this control. It prepares you for this, one single step at a time, and gives you some homework to bring you along from session 1 to session 2, and onward, in a series of 12 sessions over a period of twelve weeks. Great to hear that you are going to be seeing a therapist. With panic disorder, it€™s very important to get whatever help is necessary to overcome it, just as you would for any other serious medical illness. For example, most diabetics will do what they can to get the proper medication and make changes to their diet or lifestyle. Most people with heart problems do the same. Panic disorder is just as serious as diabetes or heart problems so you should feel good about doing everything you can to get medical help. Casey ___________________________________ The Panic Center Support Team
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Hi David, I am so sorry your are going through such a difficult time. I was going to suggest if you are awoken again in the middle of the night with anxiety you might try this. Dim the lights so you have subtle lighting,find a relaxed position and close your eyes,inhale to the count of four and exhale through your mouth to the count of six. Try to focus on your breathing and don't rush it. Remind yourself to relax,that the feeling will pass. Lots of days I have to do this over and over again. For myself I could not use marijauna as it would make my panic worse. Alot of people experience more panic when they smoke up. I hope this helps
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Currentlky I've been at home but Im not terrified of how im going to react when I have to leave and go back to Ottawa all bymyself, I just don't know what im going to do. Any tips on dealing with the massive change back again?
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right now I awoke suddenly in the middle of the night with intense fear and tense shoulders and a tight chest and can't seem to calm down. Is this normal?, Any tequniques on calming down and going back to sleep I feel like just getting up and running but I know thatsthe worst way.
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Well, i am glad my comments have made you feel better. I am also glad that you will set up an appointment with a therapist it really helps. I know how it feels like. I really have been there where you are, feeling lost and afraid and in denial. But it does get better. You learn tools to cope with thing and you learn to trust yourself and your world again or even for the first time. It does get better. And sometimes you relapse but even in relapses you are still better equipped to bounce back. Therapy and programs like this one really give you tools to deal with all this and regain your control over your life. And the beauty is that once YOU have that control, there is no need for the booze or the weed. Because you are the one dealing with this not them. Hang in there, i know atm it all seems horrible and you do have a ton on your plate. so just be good to yourself, know that you are not alone in this and that things can get better, much better. I know you have it in you to get better! Take care, we are all here for you. -Diva P.S: Remember, "This too shall pass!"
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It's just really hard accepting this, 1 month ago my life was fine and everything was going extremely well and now everything has gone to hell and it's been a struggle making it through each day. I have found forcing myself to get out and do things helps but I have started to get agoraphobia in a way where Im not scared to go places but I do get anxious. I have had panic attacks before but I fought through it and it wasn't nearly as bad as this time, Last time I masked my feelings with massive amounts of alcohol. But now I'm actually accepting that I have a problem and am maybe doing to much quitting drinking, smoking cigarettes and weed. I keep telling myself that tommorow I will just wake up and everything will be fine but I know its not like that, im in denial and am fearful about accpepting this. I am going to go see a therapist and hope to set up an appointment soon. It all stemmed from a major blowup and Im fearful of it happening again which is stemming all of this, I was in Ottawa and had to leave work and bought a plane ticket and came home because i just felt I needed to get out and away. I don't know Im just really confused and lost with all this right now and just feel alone but your comments have been very helpful in making me feel better.
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Well, if you lose your fiends over not smoking and drinking they are not the kinds of friends you need anyway. Real friends stick with you through whatever. Also, i think your doctor is right. That stuff messes you up! As for taking the meds, i don't take the same kind as you do atm, but i have taken many different kinds at different moments in my life (beeing diagnosed for over 15 years now). Some meds made me feel like i wasnt quite myself because i felt tired and sluggish, then again at the time i was taking the maximum dosage, a horse would have felt different on that dose! But usually taking the meds at more normal dosages did not make me feel like a different person. The meds i take atm, i feel like myself and they just help me stay calmer. I hope this helps. -Diva
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I just don't understand this, I was wondering also if anyone has used marijuanna to cope with anxiety, Because i have smoked weed everyday for 9months up until 3 weeks ago and in school I used to neverf get stressed about anything and now that i stopped it seems everything bothers me more and it seems after I stopped is when everything began building up. But the reason I stopped is I had a panic attack while on weed and then things have just progressed from there. The doctor said I need to stop smoking weed and alcohol because it masks everything but sometimes it just seems easier, Im just worried about the massive life changes and losing friends
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Thank you very much for the help, I'm just really worried lately about going back to work and about taking the med as it will be a huge life change not being able to drink and what not as I'm a student and am fearful of what to tell my friends. It appears when Im around familiar people I'm fine and can talk but when im alone my mind starts racing and things get worse. I have began taking the meds and they have made me alot worse thus far and I know thats expected, But im just fearful over all the side-effects sexual dysfunction etc. But am also worried if I dont take these drugs will I be able to go back to work on Monday since I have taken the entire week off. I just have i guess a question is I have ADD and have taken ritalin in order to focus and found that it fixed my ADD but i was not really myself, i was more reserved, quite and not outgoing. I am just worried that taking the meds will do the same thing, make me feel better but I won't feel like myself, If anyone on meds could explain what it's like and if they feel different it would make me feel alot better.

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