It keeps lessening then the tiniest thing can make it start up again
It keeps lessening then the tiniest thing can make it start up again
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Hang in there. I've had ones like that before, but they don't last forever even though it feels as though they will.
What coping strategies are you using right now?
I tried sleep but due to something happening last night on another forum, it's triggered this one and it won't completely go away
What does not help is I got a learning difficulty which makes it hard for me to understand a lot of information and they don't get it
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Okay, have you ever been taught any breathing exercises? I find them really helpful if I'm having a bad one but you need to carry on with them for a long time.
I got taught cupping my hands over my face to calm down but last night that wasn't working it was so bad :(
I need to go to work :(
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It'll probably help you to be somewhere you can talk to people. When I'm really panicked I hate the thought of work but it almost always makes me feel better by stopping me spiralling.
Good luck!
I can't trust anyone at work enough to tell them about my MI issues :(
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I don't think Blueiris meant talking about your anx to people at work. Simply by being at work, talking about the days jobs, what happened on eastenders etc can serve has a huge distraction from what you are experiencing now.
It will end. Nothing lasts forever, even panic. The body can only do it for so long.
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Thank you, Darksky, that's it exactly!
I can only say what works for me, but the more I have to engage with the world around me, the less the panic can get a grip.
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