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    mornings

    Since this all started there is one thing thats always been there.
    Seconds after i fully awake i have this feeling flush over me and then i start feeling ruff snd the shakey ness starts and the vision and dizzy stuff starts and dosnt leave me. Its like ivr just been injected with a poision is this common or just me?

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    Re: mornings

    I think this is very common in panic/anxiety/depression, mornings for me are terrible at the moment, I wake up, start to feel sick, go very shaky and feel generally really anxious. I have just started new meds, so I know I have to give them time and I know that they don't help your symptoms in the beginning.
    Are you on meds? What is your condition?

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    Re: mornings

    This is very similar to what happens to me every morning and I hate that feeling. I think you will find many anxiety sufferers feel this in the mornings but you certainly aren't alone in this!! Take care, Kitti
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    Re: mornings

    Mornings are the same for me. Now I try to get up when I wake up or put the TV on in my bedroom. The longer I lie in bed the longer it takes to shake the feeling off. It is the most awful feeling.

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    Re: mornings

    When I was going through the worst stages of my anxiety, the mornings were always the worst part of the day for me. I'd wake up really early in the morning at the crack of dawn, and then my negative thoughts would start racing through my mind, my heart would beat really fast and then I'd have no chance of getting back to sleep. I used to lie there, in the vain hope that tiredness would overwhelm me and I'd go back to sleep, but I'd just fall asleep for a split second then wake up again straight away. I'd get more anxious and depressed the longer I stayed in bed, and I'd feel like I couldn't face the day ahead of me.

    If this happens again, I would get up as soon as I have the feeling that I won't be able to go back to sleep, and I'd do something else for a while. If you feel tired again, you can always try going back to bed a while later.

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    Re: mornings

    the same for me, im awful until after about 11 and i quite often to put off meetings and things until later in the day, sometimes i just cant function. this morning i had an anxiety morning..felt rough and light headed, but i hadnt had much sleep and not much to eat so maybe it was this.

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    Re: mornings

    Mornings are the worst for me too...I wake up and my hands are already trembling. I sometimes want to stay up as late as possible because I know the morning ahead is going to be awful..
    But I am getting better at acknowledging that "I always feel this way in the morning", "I know its going to pass", "it's nothing new"...etc. self talk seems to help it subside a bit quicker.

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    Re: mornings

    Thank you for posting this, since my latest bout I have been waking early - normally a good sleeper, feel sick, have been sick, upset stomach, tearful, fearful of the day ahead. Was beginning to think something dreadfully wrong with me. Have recently started meds, waiting for them to kick in. Good luck to you.
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    Re: mornings

    I feel the same every morning and sometimes it stays for the day but I'm having a relapse at the moment and can honestly say it does get better. I've been on meds for three months so still a newbie but we will ally get there soon x

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    Re: mornings

    This is a common sensation due to overnight fasting and drop in blood sugar levels.
    About an hour before bed have a light snack. On waking, get up straight away and have something to eat. This will help regulate your blood sugar levels and help stave off the panicky feelings.
    I used to keep a packet of biscuits beside my bed and would eat a couple if I woke during the night. My system would calm down and I found it easier to settle and go back to sleep.

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