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    ok, iv had the worst 48 hours of my life. i had 3 huge panic attacks at school, in the space of 2 days. iv never ever had them so bad before, and they were really long too! lke an hour long!!


    i thort i was jst gnna die, and i think i wished tht i did as well. i nearly fainted 10 times, altho, iv never fdainted before in my life, i felt lke i was gnna v* twice, and i was breathing really heavily. it was pretty damn scary. and for about 2 days, my heart has been lke.. skipping beats, and adding beats in, and then racing, and then slowing down.. its lke.. what are u doing?!?! its quite scary =| i dont understand whats wroing with it ...


    as well as this, iv had a really dodgey stomach and bowel system thing [img]smileys/smilies_11.gif[/img]really hvent been well at all.


    but, my head of sixth form was great, has referred me to the teacher head of welfare, whos going to show me sum coping mechanisms on tuesday to get over the panic attacks.


    as well as this, shes an eating disorder specialist. and jsut recently, i went to the doc's and they said i have to be up to 42 kg but the nxt time i see her, but this teacher person told me to completly ignore that. its a loada s***e. lol.


    anyway, altho this has really shaken me up, im pleased, because i really feel im getting sum help now that the school hav realised how un-stable i really am.


    ill stop blabbing now.


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    Aww I'm so sorry its been tough for you. School does tend to be awful at times!! I'm so glad you are being offered help tho!!!!!






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    Awww Jen!!!!


    **HUGS**


    I'm sorry sweetie!!! I hope you are feeling better now!!! It is good to hear that your teacher is going to help!!


    Panick attacks are pure evil not to mention hell to go through, and I wish they would just get away and never come back!!! =( I hope everything is okay now!
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    thnks Izzy and Neha, things are better now, at least until i return back to school again.


    tke care both of you


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    I posted something like this a couple days ago, and I have a theory about panic attacks. I was thinking that in women, as our body chemistry changes throughout the month, we are more apt to have panic attacks at certain times. I've noticed that I get a lot of frequent and unexplained attacks around my period. Has anyone else noticed this?
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    im afraid i havent no... but that is an interesting theory...


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    I have noticed that..my emet gets worse when im premenstrual..and I panic a lot more!
    And now I\'m glad I didn\'t know
    The way it all would end the way it all would go
    Our lives are better left to chance I could have missed the pain
    But I\'d of had to miss the dance
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    Yes, I have definitely noticed, and am living proof this week!!!


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    Check out the information under "treatments" for panic attacks. This may help.


    It's a known scientific fact that panic attacks or other anxiety symptoms would be influenced by hormonal changes. Hormones themselves cause normal anxiety to rise, so ifyou have a disorder, it's only worse. (Isn't it great being women?)
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    hey, hey! i got it right!! [img]smileys/smilies_04.gif[/img]
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    I read that a unusually timed or heavy period, or the menopause (sometimes) often precede the first panic attack, altho its most likely to be between the ages of 15 n 30ish so emphasis on the period bit.

 

 

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