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Old 04-12-2009, 07:05 PM #1
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Trig Major panic attack this afternoon
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I was laying in bed on my stomach and woke with a start and wasn't able to breath properly! I think it had to do with my boobs being underneath me pressing against my diaphragm. I got up and felt like I wasn't able to get a full breath and I immediately panicked. I could not breath right for a full ten minutes. It took taking a lorazepam for it to go away and for me to be able to breath fully. If I had had chest pain I would have gone to the hospital, but this was all about anxiety and breathing...

Have any of you ever had this kind of attack? I thought I was dying it was that scary!
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