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February 10th, 2010 by admin | 3 Comments | Filed in Panic Disorders

I am almost possitive i am suffering from a panic disorder,and have been for years. I am slowly learning to manage my frequent panic attacks. But one of my only problems is this CONSTANT out-of-body feeling. Like i don’t know who i am, it’s almost like i’m in a dream. I know that sounds so crazy, but it is consuming my life! I feel like i’m watching one of those movies that are filmed from someone else’s view. Like i look down and see my hands and feet and everything, but it’s like it’s not even me. I think i may be going crazy here! I can’t tell anyone this because they think i should be rushed to the hospital. But is this a symptom of panic disorder? If so what on earth can i do to make it better? I can’t live like this! I have cut out caffiene (Spelling), sodas i ONLY drink water. Can food trigger it? I just want it to go away so i can live a normal life and not get terrified that i’m passing out and going crazy. I’m willing to do anything to help myself get back to normal!

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July 16th, 2009 by admin | 3 Comments | Filed in Anxiety Attacks

my wife has times when she gets really dizzy, nervous, lightheaded, and it usually happens when she is worried or over excited about something. and it also happens alot if she has to drive at night. doctors have checked everything from motion sickness to a deviated septum. they have done catscan after catscan and can’t find anything. i was wondering if it could be panic attacks brought on by stress?
to myfro: no she rarely drinks coffee but she does drink alot of sodas and caffienated drinks.

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