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Hiya Becky! Welcome to the forums! And thank you for sharing with us. I am glad you found this site so early on. The people here are great and the program is really helpful. It is hard work but so worth it! As for your fear of going crazy or dying I have had that too. I think many of us have. As I said earlier in another post : "Well, I am no doctor or anything, but I have always been told that I cannot go crazy from this. That I won't lose my mond and I beleive it. I sometimes had to surrender to the most abject terror and just let go and let it pass and the fantastic thing is I did not loose my mind. I was really afraid of that too but after so many years of living with this I am now sure that what I was tols is true. I won't lose my mind or die from this. What I do instead is learn to challenge it and cope with it and live a good life with it." As for fear of dying, I came to realize that what I had been told was true. That panic attacks would not kill me. Anyway, hang in there and remember this too shalll pass! -Diva
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Welcome Becky, I had to laugh at your idea of being the crazy singing lady on the street as I picture myself sitting on a porch throwing rocks at people walking by. Living with this disorder has been sheer hell at times but you will see that many of us feel exactly as you do. It can and will get easier as you go through the program. I have had this disorder for more years than I care to remember but this site is helping me quite abit. Six months ago I couldn't leave my comfort zone (a five block radius around my neighbourhood) at all and now I am able to take short trips away from my home. Anytime you need to vent come here and we will do our best to help. Good luck with all this and take care.
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Hi Becky... Sorry for what you're going through. Thankfully you've found this program and support network early on. It should provide you with some relief if you rigorously work it! I think your acting studies (which I'm assuming includes performance) could be a very good outlet for some of the anxiety your body holds onto. I manage a (rock) band and find that when I go to shows, I'm able to release a lot of pent up anxiety by jamming to the music... I just allow my body to do it's thing (not that I'm body surfing the crowd or anything). I wish you well... keep in touch and let me know how you're doing. We're all in this together!
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Becky, We encourage you to keep working through the program and employ those thought challenging strategies. You have begun to challenge your triggers and anxiety will ensue. Keep employing the strategies you've learned here. Practice makes perfect! Danielle, Bilingual Support Specialist
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Hi This is my first post in the forum, so: Hi everyone, I'm Becky. I had my first panic attack jus three weeks ago, and joined here a few days later. Thinking about it, I think I've had smaller panic attacks earlier in life, but none as massive as the ones ive had the past weeks (four all together). When i get the attacks i feel very light-headed and dizzy, as if im about to faint, so i lie down and just think to myself "ok, panic, show me what you've got" and it disappears after a short while. The program here has helped me a lot in understanding my panic and how to cope. I study to become an actor, and i amright now working very hard with letting go, loosing control and not be afraid of having no control over myself. This has always been a grat fear of mine. I feel as iof i have so many emotions and things going on inside, that if i dont spend most of my time controlling myself i might go crazy. Sometimes I feel these pangs of fear, and think things like "maybe im crazy. maybe it's just a matter of time berfore I end up like one of the crazy singing ladies on the street". In my mind I know i can loose control without going mad, that i am not psychotic and fully capable of letting go, but my body is in terror. It feels as if every fibre in my being has been depending on this very hard self-control, and these rather destructive behaviours of holding on to my shell has become my security, and every inch of letting go make me feel like im dying and going mad. Do you have any advice?

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