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The other, the one I have a real bad problem with, is I just pop and appear in panic state. No pre warning (that I am aware of) no signs or building up to the pure panic. I just am in a state of pure, bone chilling and blinding panic. There is no moment to pause or reflect, muy body and brain just react the way one might if a venomous giant lion sudenly lunged at them. The first reaction I am able to recognize as a small panic attack and calm myself down or remove myself from. That took a long time to do, and it can still be hard. It takes a lot of my mental and emotioanl strength. Thank you for sharing your experience and starting this thread. It helps me remember I am not alone. P.S. In the early stages of finding a diagnosis for the anxiety, MS as a possible cause was also brought up with me. I got all the stests and it was ruled out, and one thing that helped rule it out was my history. If you do have MS, I am sure you will find support and other people with it that can help you be as comfortable and calm and happy as possible. Last edited by bottledballerina; 11-18-2014 at 03:51 PM. Reason: the MS thing |
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