ANXIETY ATTACK CAPTURED ON CAMERA

This is a very personal video and was very hard for me to decide to upload. I suffer from anxiety disorder and a few days ago I suffered from a panic attack that formed in a way I have never felt before, and captured it happening on camera.
My neck, mouth muscles, shoulders, and upper back began to tighten - it was very painful and I was unable to continue vlogging. I called my Dr. and explained my symptoms. My doctor told me that I was suffering from a panic attack commonly known as Globus Hystericus I researched more on the internet and found so much information that was text book on what was happening.
Good news, I feel better - I got much needed rest and haven't had it happen again.
My hopes in sharing this is to reach out to my Mommawedel Family. If you suffer from this type of anxiety attack you are not alone.
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  • @RosieToes
    @RosieToes7 жыл бұрын

    "I'm not kidding there's something really wrong" the famous first words of every panic attack ever. That's exactly how my family knows when I'm having a severe attack

  • @madelineluvspugs5141

    @madelineluvspugs5141

    5 жыл бұрын

    Rosie yes

  • @DaveEntity

    @DaveEntity

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yup

  • @triciawalker3572

    @triciawalker3572

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yup wow it's kind of a relief, but gosh I thought I was dying. I had one on the drs office with my husband right in front of my dr! I was embarrassed, crying, and my head was pounding.

  • @rahma22221

    @rahma22221

    5 жыл бұрын

    I twitch when get panic attack and short breathe specially public speaking

  • @simonewashington3429

    @simonewashington3429

    5 жыл бұрын

    Magnesium supplements helps and passion flower.

  • @indi6711
    @indi67118 жыл бұрын

    Does anyone else feel like they are going to swallow their tongue when they have an anxiety attack?

  • @mileyandmee1951

    @mileyandmee1951

    8 жыл бұрын

    I do, I feel like I can't open my mouth

  • @kelliyasmine3642

    @kelliyasmine3642

    8 жыл бұрын

    yea, i can't swallow either

  • @allahuakbar8008

    @allahuakbar8008

    8 жыл бұрын

    I lose control and can't breath

  • @JonnyQ408

    @JonnyQ408

    8 жыл бұрын

    +kelli yasmine :3 Same, even though I'm hungry I can't even eat, it sucks.

  • @checkthecommentsection9048

    @checkthecommentsection9048

    7 жыл бұрын

    yes I do and I dribble a lot and make chocking noises 😱

  • @nezayorkina
    @nezayorkina5 жыл бұрын

    Wow. My eyes teared up watching this. Anyone that has gone thru a panic attack knows that we can experience the craziest symptoms ever :( thanks for sharing something so personal.

  • @kayleigh7115
    @kayleigh71155 жыл бұрын

    When I have a panic attack I feel like im being suffocated and as if I can't breathe. My heart starts beating really quickly and I start crying loads . They are absolutely horrible

  • @Los_HermanitosCruz

    @Los_HermanitosCruz

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yes... I thought i was crazy imao

  • @missdimplezbaby

    @missdimplezbaby

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@Los_HermanitosCruz me too! I'm having symptoms now and I'm trying to let it pass. Not to mention I don't want to take the meds 😔

  • @mahkishouma314

    @mahkishouma314

    5 жыл бұрын

    Superrr

  • @ymrabangtan6321

    @ymrabangtan6321

    4 жыл бұрын

    you got bts and army though , you never walk alone

  • @roserose2738

    @roserose2738

    4 жыл бұрын

    I can relate!!!😭

  • @tararay5697
    @tararay56977 жыл бұрын

    When I have anxiety attacks (even though I am not diagnosed with anxiety) I cry (ALOT), I shake, my vision is blurry, my breaths are short, I am so dizzy, and I feel as if the world is crushing down on me.

  • @tararay5697

    @tararay5697

    7 жыл бұрын

    And I have to clench my jaw so much to stop shaking- it scared me so much because I didn't realize what was happening.

  • @mandyfrommars8789

    @mandyfrommars8789

    7 жыл бұрын

    Same.

  • @lachicageekdelarbol5893

    @lachicageekdelarbol5893

    7 жыл бұрын

    same :c and im afraid to tell people... i can't controll my legs or hands when it happens

  • @mandyfrommars8789

    @mandyfrommars8789

    7 жыл бұрын

    lachicageek delarbol Same. It annoys me when people are all like, "stop shaking your leg!" I can't!!!

  • @pappi8338

    @pappi8338

    7 жыл бұрын

    i puke...a lot. its hard to be productive when you are vomiting :(

  • @ShadowTheFoxGirl
    @ShadowTheFoxGirl8 жыл бұрын

    When I have a panic attack, I get chills, I start feeling extremely nauseous like I'm going to throw up, and I shake uncontrollably. Sometimes it lasts for half an hour. It's horrible.

  • @lowbob9382

    @lowbob9382

    8 жыл бұрын

    dude you have the same thing as me, can we get help from anywhere and if u did pls tell me

  • @ShadowTheFoxGirl

    @ShadowTheFoxGirl

    8 жыл бұрын

    Zoloft helps me a lot, you can get medication to stop the attacks.

  • @lowbob9382

    @lowbob9382

    8 жыл бұрын

    Nighthex what is zoloft? And i cant get any medication in my country and my parents dont know about it

  • @ShadowTheFoxGirl

    @ShadowTheFoxGirl

    8 жыл бұрын

    Zoloft is a medication used to treat anxiety. Also, if you can't take meds, you could probably get therapy to help

  • @user-wu3ye9xb2b

    @user-wu3ye9xb2b

    7 жыл бұрын

    I know how its feels , every thing is bad and is going to be bad and u cant even talk

  • @shivamshastri
    @shivamshastri5 жыл бұрын

    That experience is so horrible. In my case I start shaking. More I try to stop it more it increases. I am so afraid of it that I have stopped meeting people. I am left with no self confidence.

  • @adamthemango09

    @adamthemango09

    5 жыл бұрын

    Same :(

  • @0__027

    @0__027

    5 жыл бұрын

    Same

  • @jelocabason5735

    @jelocabason5735

    5 жыл бұрын

    Same whats the cure of it :(

  • @califguy5344

    @califguy5344

    4 жыл бұрын

    There is a lot of self help on the internet. I used to have panic attacks that when having them, made me just want to die and get it over with. I just couldn't handle them. Being in my 70's and never having this before, it scared me. They started probably because I have copd and had some breathing attacks, but certain events would trigger them multiple times daily. I found a video on here from a dr. Michael Norman who explains that they are your body's natural reaction to potential threats and often, false alarms. When you try to fight them, you only make them last longer so his advice is to accept them, talk yourself down by saying you are safe, its just a false alarm and I am not n any danger. After about a week or so, my attacks became shorter and more manageable. I haven't had a panic attack in about a month, even though I have had the beginnings of one several ltimes a day. I have gotten it down to the point where I begin to feel the adrenalin starting to flow and my breathing starts to get a little heavy. I merely talk to myself and tell myself its ok, I am in no danger, and generally can end the attack in about one minute, making it bearable for me. If this doesn't help you, three are many others out there with simlar and even different techniques and I would encourage anyone who suffers to explore as many as you can until you find what works for you.

  • @freddy-ip1pq

    @freddy-ip1pq

    4 жыл бұрын

    Rocco

  • @1scottdees
    @1scottdees5 жыл бұрын

    In 23 years of extreme anxiety attacks I have learned this. Hope it helps someone out there. After years of riding the wave of panic it occurred to me one day, nothing else is going to come of this other than the way I feel in that moment. I learned to control my inner reaction to the physical effects I was experiencing. How you feel in the moment of the attack is the result, nothing more. Nothing "ELSE" is going to happen. Reprogram how you react to anxiety. The less you give in, the more control you have and the faster it will be over with. Keep in mind, what you are experiencing is the physical effects of your brain flooding your system with chemicals that say fight or flight. If you take a sleeping aid you feel sleepy. Drink a beer you feel drunk. Have a chemical imbalance in your brain that floods the body with adrenaline and the like and well, you feel anxiety. With practice you will become functional. Today, I can look you right in eyes and have a conversation in the midst of an extreme attack and you wouldn't notice it. Like a functioning alcoholic or drug user. At this point in life it's the closest thing to a cure I have found. I will note, I never had this heath issue until becoming epileptic at the age of 27. Days after my first seizure I experienced my first anxiety attack. It was debilitating and took practice in this new mindset to reverse its control over my life.

  • @califguy5344

    @califguy5344

    4 жыл бұрын

    Yes this is pretty much what worked for me. I still have a slight anxiety over leaving the house, but can get it over with in a minute or so. Fighting it only intensifies the panic. Understanding that it is a natural reaction and you are in no danger and convincing yourself of that truly helps. I never knew how bad people had it, but many suffer from it and it is a horrible experience to go thru.

  • @jeremys2364

    @jeremys2364

    4 жыл бұрын

    Scott Dees - brother, brother, brother ...... I cannot express how similar my life with anxiety attacks is to what you wrote. First attack happened 18yo driving to work on a unlit & dangerous cliffside road on a Sun at 4:30am with litterally nobody else around. This is 32yrs ago and I had NEVER even heard the term "anxiety attack". Suddenly I go into a viscious, non-stop, dry heaving mode which after a few minutes straight began to make the muscles in my chest and throat very sore. I had to take a LOA from work because it went on 24hrs a day for a week until my symptoms finally began to ease up to get a couple hours per day not dry heaving. Obviously you know how every daily task becomes a challenge for many years until, after MANY medication regiments that I tried, when I REALLY thought about the process of it, the "cure" that finally set me free after close to 30yrs of it controlling my life ,,,, was actually within me all along, I just need to find it. Now, I too can be having a pretty significant attack without showing much signs while out in public talking to someone. I want to tell people that during those years I had frequent attacks, the symptoms was continuing to evolve into different type of reaction & even affecting different areas, but the 2 constants were that I was always VERY phisically intense & it happened frequently all year, every year.

  • @CSMemphis
    @CSMemphis8 жыл бұрын

    I have never seen an anxiety attack that caused slurred speech like that. I hope you're okay.

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    8 жыл бұрын

    CSMemphis Thank you I am doing much better and managing well...I have posted an update kzread.info/dash/bejne/X5qE1NWIfd3TXc4.html Thanks for watching!

  • @heatherlacovara4601

    @heatherlacovara4601

    8 жыл бұрын

    +CSMemphis I was thinking the exact same thing, never saw slurred speech in the manner she had it, I would think stroke how frightening

  • @kaihanton9076

    @kaihanton9076

    8 жыл бұрын

    Are you okay??

  • @Annosabe

    @Annosabe

    8 жыл бұрын

    +CSMemphis - Wow! I would have thought (I'm a nurse) that you were experiencing a TIA. Glad to know that it wasn't that. I also suffer from extreme panic attacks so I feel your pain. However, my symptoms are different from yours. I have never had vocal issues; my issues are heart palpitations, ache in the area of the heart (scary), dizziness w/o fainting, blurred vision, etc. Books and videos by Dr. Claire Weeks have literally saved my life. Please check them out if you haven't already.

  • @Foralluhaterz

    @Foralluhaterz

    8 жыл бұрын

    +CSMemphis I can relate to this but I'm glad it only happened twice in my life as I can remember. Im 19

  • @TheLifeTerm
    @TheLifeTerm7 жыл бұрын

    Those who've never experienced an all out Panic Attack cannot even begin to understand the utter and absolute fear; An awareness that one is dying ( not actually, but you believe you are ). I

  • @TigerPaint92

    @TigerPaint92

    6 жыл бұрын

    John Schips Not an awareness that one is dying. It's really a feeling that one is going insane and losing their mind, when it's a response of fear and stress.

  • @amynelson7579

    @amynelson7579

    6 жыл бұрын

    Lion - actually a panic attack is usually one or the other, but both are associated with panic attacks. You either "know" you're dying without a doubt, or you "know" you're going insane without a doubt. I've experienced both versions, and I don't know which was worse, they are both terrifying experiences....

  • @katiechisholm

    @katiechisholm

    6 жыл бұрын

    Lion when I have panic attacks, it always starts with my face going numb on my left side and slowly moving down my body, and I start to think I'm having a stroke and *literally* begin to panic because I think I'm dying. That's when the hyperventilating starts and all the other fun stuff associated with them. They're called *panic* attacks because they cause you to panic (the actual definition of panic, not the "panic" people throw around loosely.)

  • @JoseHernandez-oh3ge
    @JoseHernandez-oh3ge5 жыл бұрын

    My panic attack occurs when I get really dizzy. I cant breathe. I can't focus and start looking around very fast.

  • @marlenett5222

    @marlenett5222

    5 жыл бұрын

    Same here

  • @andymonk9505

    @andymonk9505

    5 жыл бұрын

    Me too,if it goes to far or someone is pushing me or impatient I have had the ambulance called and I don't remember everything, gave me a shot of Ativan after my cousin and girlfriend stole 3 days of my medicine. I am currently on 2 months of trying to get off the medicine and it's a nightmare.

  • @Marlynnamm
    @Marlynnamm6 жыл бұрын

    Living with panic attacks for 12 years now. Biggest fear is always the constant worry of the next panic attack because they are that scary and many times embarrassing.

  • @HatedJared

    @HatedJared

    7 ай бұрын

    I started having them out of nowhere after my daughter was born. First one I felt like I was having a heart attack and I couldnt stand up properly so I went to the ER. No heart attack. Since that moment I feel like I am living in a world where I am constantly fighting back against ever having that feeling again, its exhausting. Marijuana has helped a little and my doctor just prescribed me some anti-anxiety meds. Hoping that gets rid of this constant looming fear.

  • @odstopavanje-odvoda

    @odstopavanje-odvoda

    5 ай бұрын

    ​@@HatedJaredtry cipralex 10 3 month.

  • @gabyanimator1377

    @gabyanimator1377

    4 ай бұрын

    That’s also my fear as well. That’s why I have anxiety most of the time because that’s my biggest fear because I always want to feel good and normal. I always feel like I’m alone but I remember that there are millions who also have anxiety and are also struggling. We need to stick together and fight with this as much as we can.

  • @THATDAMNEDGAMERDoesStuff
    @THATDAMNEDGAMERDoesStuff8 жыл бұрын

    When this happens to me, my face tingles, i feel nauseated, and i get dizzy and almost pass out.

  • @ericaricosilva7891

    @ericaricosilva7891

    8 жыл бұрын

    what do u do when it happens what eases it I have the same type

  • @THATDAMNEDGAMERDoesStuff

    @THATDAMNEDGAMERDoesStuff

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Erica Trevino i just breathe, and tell myself out loud "you're ok. youre fine. nothing is wrong" and there must be something that is causing the stress. find it and get rid of it.

  • @ericaricosilva7891

    @ericaricosilva7891

    8 жыл бұрын

    +THATDAMNEDGAMER I've been struggling with these panic attacks here in the past 3 weeks and I feel like I'm dyen thank u again I wish I knew better ways to cope daily

  • @kundansayami8552

    @kundansayami8552

    8 жыл бұрын

    Happens exactly the same way for me... :(

  • @SethG24

    @SethG24

    7 жыл бұрын

    first I go blind, then I go deaf, then I lose complete control of my body and then I pass out, that's what happens if I get a panic attack or something similar.

  • @alexismillerMissAngel
    @alexismillerMissAngel8 жыл бұрын

    Video starts at 3:50

  • @dancequeen5069

    @dancequeen5069

    8 жыл бұрын

    Thank you a lot!!

  • @Panda-no9jn

    @Panda-no9jn

    8 жыл бұрын

    Thank you alot

  • @jessi9375

    @jessi9375

    8 жыл бұрын

    Thank You! :)

  • @shaya3750

    @shaya3750

    8 жыл бұрын

    thanks so much haha

  • @shaya3750

    @shaya3750

    8 жыл бұрын

    thanks so much haha

  • @ciarastrength9995
    @ciarastrength99955 жыл бұрын

    I was watching this because i just had a severe anxiety attack and i wanted to see others and make sure it wasn't something else

  • @sarahjohnson9200

    @sarahjohnson9200

    5 жыл бұрын

    Me too I ended up in the er last night it got so bad.

  • @shiumycheng5847

    @shiumycheng5847

    5 жыл бұрын

    Why you knew its anxiety attack? You were told by the doctor?

  • @ravenwingthecat2707

    @ravenwingthecat2707

    5 жыл бұрын

    Me too I just had one a few hours ago

  • @JupiterGirl313

    @JupiterGirl313

    4 жыл бұрын

    I’ve never had one but today I got angry and shut my door and then everything I did out of emotion after was automatic! I felt like the most powerful person and threw my phone to the wall and i screamed so loud it turned to cries and then I started crying and gasping for air and I screamed so loud my parent checked on me but I couldn’t calm down my loud breathing, I said I was alright, I was consious and confused and felt normal in my head tho everything I did was acted exageratly by my body, it felt like I dream. I had trouble swallowing correctly half an hour later... it was embarrassing and I wish noone had noticed. I call it my first panic attack but Idk if it is... help?

  • @PAXBISONICA

    @PAXBISONICA

    3 жыл бұрын

    Initially it's a very scary experience. However, after learning about it and convincing yourself that it will soon pass, you learn to deal with it. Still isn't any fun though.

  • @SouravBesra
    @SouravBesra6 жыл бұрын

    Thank You! It makes me feel it a little better that there's someone out there who feels the same way that I do. Thanks for sharing your experience. :)

  • @morganremember1215
    @morganremember12157 жыл бұрын

    I have literally never left a comment on KZread regarding any subject. However, today I watched this video & have chosen to comment in order to possibly help someone know that they are not alone. I suffered with what was deemed a mental disorder in the 60's beginning 1st grade. At the time there were no treatment plans for a patient that young other than medication. Years of searching & hearing I was bipolar went on for what seemed an eternity for me. Though the symptoms lined up with the diagnosis of bipolar I knew that this was not bipolar. After literal years of counseling & every med possible. I was finally introduced to a psychologist that listened as I explained everything for at least the 20th time. This psychologist knew right away the 3 exact diagnosis I was suffering with. 1. Agoraphobia 2. Panic/Anxiety 3. PTSD. My parents were relieved to finally know that now I could receive the proper treatment. I was so grateful to know that at this point I could begin to have a life, my life back again. My treatment plan was working. Day by day I was making progress. Then Nov. 6, 2015, without any warning or symptoms My Mom had a massive stroke & went to be with "JESUS" on Nov. 23, 2015. On Nov. 25th, 2015 at 2:23am I thought I was literally dying. I was rushed to an ER where I was diagnosed with the most massive panic attack I have ever had. I gave up treatment. I care for My Dad, do only what has to be done & passed that I live with my pets in seclusion. If I am not doing something for Dad or what has to be done then I practically live in the cemetery where I can be as close to My Mom as possible. I will pray for you & I applaud you for your bravery to share your experiences about this diagnosis. It certainly can make you feel as though you are going to die. GOD bless you for your courage, strength, honesty & the willingness to help others.

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    7 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your story with all of us. Connecting with one another really helps all of us feel like we are not alone...I am sorry about the loss of your Mother. Hang in there, taking care of your father, I can only imagine may be difficult at times. Stay strong friend.

  • @Nazirethecook

    @Nazirethecook

    7 жыл бұрын

    Marla Ihi

  • @morganremember1215

    @morganremember1215

    7 жыл бұрын

    Hi Nazire. Thank you speaking to me. i am so appreciative to hear from you. its been rough lately & I am struggling horribly. I am humbled & appreciative to you for taking time out to speak to me.

  • @morganremember1215

    @morganremember1215

    7 жыл бұрын

    I had to leave my home today & take care of some things for My Dad. i waited until the last minute because I knew in my heart what was going to happen. I reached for the door knob, turn it & walk out. I sat in my car for 20 minutes at the least to get the courage to leave. At present I am in what is diagnosised as an agorapobic episode. It was was triggered by something very sad yesterday. i made it out of the door, got in my car & sat there reasoning with myself to follow through with what had to be done. I was scared to death, but I made it & raced home asap. Once I entered my home I was fine. I feel horrible telling you about myself because there many here that are worse than me. However, please know I am trying this website in hopes of hearing something that will help me. Right now I am holding on with all I that I ever hope to be. My family DOES NOT UNDERDTAND. However, My Mom did & suddenly, very unexpected she is now with "JESUS" I am scared to death. Yet, I said, "I am trying more than ever for My Dad's sake." My Dad is my only reason to keep trying. Bless you all & I will lift us up to "JESUS" in prayer.

  • @maikaangelinastuart2118

    @maikaangelinastuart2118

    7 жыл бұрын

    Marla Moman I'm extremely sorry for your loss.

  • @ChaosRose7
    @ChaosRose77 жыл бұрын

    My legs will shake when it's really bad , now a typical one is crying and shortness of breath , sometimes even gagging.

  • @juliastevens2486

    @juliastevens2486

    7 жыл бұрын

    Me too

  • @orlajacques4083

    @orlajacques4083

    7 жыл бұрын

    +Julia Stevens i havent really wanted to comment on any of these videos but me too and my parents dont believe me when i tried to tell them my mum told me that i had just got myself into a state and my best friend("") thinks its a joke

  • @Charlotte-uc2xc

    @Charlotte-uc2xc

    7 жыл бұрын

    Had one the other day Hyperventilating Dizziness Gagging Endless tears Collapsing (still conscious) Sniffles Tension in all muscles Feeling like its the end of the world

  • @sheyennesanchez908

    @sheyennesanchez908

    7 жыл бұрын

    +Orla Jacques Same here. even when I officially got diagnosed my mom thinks I'm being a drama queen

  • @404notalive

    @404notalive

    7 жыл бұрын

    Very similar to mine.

  • @cnance1972
    @cnance19726 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much for sharing, I have started to have these episodes just recently. I have this tidal wave of anxiety come on and it just builds and builds. The shortness of breath, speech slur, heart pounding, builds and then the thoughts of no self worth grow and grow. Then I see that my kids or others see me struggling in the moment and while they used to look at me as this strong tower I am now shaky and weak which in turn make me feel even less of myself and more anxiety. What a viscous circle and the only way to stop it is to get away and alone and alot of deep breath and internally talking myself down. What to do , how do I stop it ..... Don't ever feel like you are alone and we all should realize that no matter how strong and secure someone seems that may be their cover of deeper internal problems they are dealing with. Thank you again for sharing and making others aware

  • @andymonk9505

    @andymonk9505

    5 жыл бұрын

    I wonder if it's got anything to do with cellphone.Seems like it's gotten worse in the past few years.

  • @LovesHerEagles
    @LovesHerEagles5 жыл бұрын

    Wow, I always thought I was just having "moments" but after reading comments, I should probably make a Dr appt

  • @sarahdibenedetto5660
    @sarahdibenedetto56606 жыл бұрын

    When I scroll threw the comments it makes me feel more secure to know I'm not the only one going thru anxiety and it helps to know others understand what I go thru.

  • @thinkman1

    @thinkman1

    6 жыл бұрын

    Sarah DiBenedetto absolutely correct. I have suffered from this mental disease since I was 6 and never took medication. I would sit in a dark corner and breathe. It helped out allot.

  • @theguy1001

    @theguy1001

    6 жыл бұрын

    Sarah DiBenedetto what type i have a bad anxiety where i know im not gay but i made it worse for my self it comes and goes but i dont want it

  • @MrSolowTv

    @MrSolowTv

    6 жыл бұрын

    Yes I’m doing that now i feel better going through these comments

  • @StaffyPugDog
    @StaffyPugDog7 жыл бұрын

    I have Social Anxiety and the way I found out was because of an anxiety attack. I felt dizzy and I suddenly felt really hot and started to sweat as well as feeling sick and I couldnt talk I had to get out of the situation I was in and once I got outside it went away but I was shaking a bit and I was so confused at what happened because thats the first time I had one.

  • @barbaramowrey1600

    @barbaramowrey1600

    7 жыл бұрын

    Jin not a doctor here, but hypoglycemia or type ll diabetes may be your cause. Have your doctor do an A1C TEST, IF YOUR AVERAGE BLOOD sugar count comes out to be below 90, yes hypoglycemia or type ll diabetes. Shakiness is the body's way of saying " help" low blood sugar, candy bar, something sweet, but don't over do it, otherwise you'll go too high . ******Remember, I'm not a physician/doctor in any way!*****

  • @StaffyPugDog

    @StaffyPugDog

    7 жыл бұрын

    Barbara Mowrey It is definitely Social Anxiety because I feel sick and anxious only in social situations when I am with no one I know. I am fine the rest of the time and stuff. Hard for me to explain it properly.

  • @penguinjunior5376

    @penguinjunior5376

    7 жыл бұрын

    Jin Im anxious too,using medics,but they only help for a while.When Im at university,and professor ask some question,I just want to answer then anxious attack begin.Start shake,unpropetly breathing,laungs get worm and I can`t speak.Just don`t know what to do? Im despret,no cure!Social anxiety is hell.When Im alone,everything is fine?

  • @spacevvitch7327

    @spacevvitch7327

    6 жыл бұрын

    Social anxiety is awful but panic disorder and anxiety are worser. I used to have a social anxiety, I got through it now but something worse happened. Anxiety is like hell in earth and I hope this doesn't happen to anyone.

  • @ashleytrevino8622

    @ashleytrevino8622

    6 жыл бұрын

    Yes, me 2. The sweat the heat overthrowing my body, it's like a mediocre hell. Lmbo

  • @blondiegurl8348
    @blondiegurl83486 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing all of this. It’s so true that anxiety looks and plays out differently in all of us. That must have been so scary for you. So glad you shared with your doctor and now with your viewers. People can learn so much from each other.

  • @psychworld5321
    @psychworld53214 жыл бұрын

    I am so sorry you have to experience this, very admirable for you to post your raw and genuine self, thank you so much.

  • @gremlin3249
    @gremlin32497 жыл бұрын

    I had a panic attack at home and all my parents did was yell at me as I was crying, shaking, hyperventilating, (I think I passed out at some point) I got really dizzy and all my parents did was yell at me making it worse and when I said it was a panic attack they said it was bs (I have had other with my parents around but I could hide those that has to be the worse one I have ever had)

  • @angelahaina9153

    @angelahaina9153

    7 жыл бұрын

    I had the same experience.... That's how my panic attack started.

  • @randomcoloredmare9013

    @randomcoloredmare9013

    7 жыл бұрын

    ShapeShifter

  • @CarolineConnor8

    @CarolineConnor8

    7 жыл бұрын

    That's terrible, are you ok? Have you got support now?

  • @gremlin3249

    @gremlin3249

    7 жыл бұрын

    Caroline Connor I'm doing a bit better and no I don't have support now.

  • @frederikhansen4061

    @frederikhansen4061

    7 жыл бұрын

    hope you find a way too work it out. panic attacks are very real

  • @maptrking
    @maptrking8 жыл бұрын

    skip to 3:46 for the anxiety attack....

  • @drmoreno98

    @drmoreno98

    8 жыл бұрын

    thanks!!! you da real mvp

  • @hannahclifford7775

    @hannahclifford7775

    8 жыл бұрын

    Yay thank u

  • @vxspn

    @vxspn

    8 жыл бұрын

    that thing that made her arm move

  • @eekk6120

    @eekk6120

    7 жыл бұрын

    where was it

  • @maptrking

    @maptrking

    7 жыл бұрын

    WOW! :/

  • @patriciarichardson1880
    @patriciarichardson18805 жыл бұрын

    I thought I was suffering a minor stroke when I couldn't get my words out. Usually it's just crying for no reason, which causes anger and body trembling. God Bless you and thank you for this.

  • @Aleboy40
    @Aleboy406 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for posting ,I have hade four in a three week period .So hard to get someone to understand how scary it is, my sister inlaw started having them, high stress just like me, and my brother was like just get over it its just in your head he meant well ,until you have one you just don't get it, and to all who have your in a special club, its comforting talking to someone who understands how life threating it is for you at that moment they only last five to ten minutes, keep saying and thinking that and how wonderful life will be in a minute or two thanks again for posting the vid slow down a little and enjoy life, Al

  • @KittyBones17
    @KittyBones178 жыл бұрын

    i start crying cant breath start to shake feel very hot and feel very nervous a naught in my belly its horrible

  • @KittyBones17

    @KittyBones17

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** i do the breathing exercises since i dont take medication yet i also see a psychiatrist for depression and my anxiety

  • @KittyBones17

    @KittyBones17

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** i do breath in 7 secs and exhale 11 and repeat

  • @KittyBones17

    @KittyBones17

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** yea i did it alot when i would feel very anxious in school

  • @KittyBones17

    @KittyBones17

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** count to 7 while breathing in exhale for 11

  • @Ami-wt8fk

    @Ami-wt8fk

    8 жыл бұрын

    That is exactly how mine is and my heart beats really fast

  • @coleysheats4334
    @coleysheats43347 жыл бұрын

    i cried watching this. anxiety is something everybody saids they 'suffer from' but unless you've been in PHYSCIAL PAIN to the point where you couldn't talk, you felt nauseous, had uncontrollable shaking, and nervous break downs out of absolutely nowhere then we will talk about what an anxiety attack really is. i've been suffering for atleast 2 weeks now and it's hard to stay positive especially with what i'm going through. all i ask for is support from my family and i can't even get that and i mean the 'world' to them. oh please. i can't even make new friends and keep the ones i have because i'm so insecure. anxiety attacks are so common for me now. hope anyone suffering from anxiety attacks, depression, stress, i pray for you and i hope you make it. you are different for a reason. god made you the way you are, no one else. don't let anyone tell you who to be. sending my love to all struggling.

  • @michaelmoore2353

    @michaelmoore2353

    6 жыл бұрын

    Coley Sheats mine are so horrible and they come out of nowhere. Its almost like i blackout. Memory lapses as of recent. Thank god i'm seeing my doc. And therapy. Best of luck to you.

  • @evanzeis8632

    @evanzeis8632

    6 жыл бұрын

    Coley Sheats I mean everyone has anxiety but anxiety attacks are on a whole other level. Hope you are doing ok!

  • @hannahcaldwell9369

    @hannahcaldwell9369

    6 жыл бұрын

    Coley Sheats lmao trying to say you k ow stuff about anxiety but apparently ony been suffering with it for two weeks... naw hunty thats not how it works

  • @faithfullps2530

    @faithfullps2530

    6 жыл бұрын

    Coley Sheats everytime I have to do something social without my friends it gets hard to speak and my stomach aches to the point where I can't stand. It's so stressful

  • @evanzeis8632

    @evanzeis8632

    6 жыл бұрын

    Hannah Caldwell it doesn’t matter how long you have it, it’s still the same feeling. I don’t see why time makes it any less valid.

  • @ScudoCamper
    @ScudoCamper6 жыл бұрын

    Live with several of these. Thank you so much for sharing. X

  • @abuzarov
    @abuzarov6 жыл бұрын

    It's good that you brave enough to share this. I'm sure it helps other people with similar condition. Knowing that you're not the only one to have it helps.

  • @mitchellwintercat
    @mitchellwintercat6 жыл бұрын

    starts 3:47

  • @thetruthhurts9220

    @thetruthhurts9220

    6 жыл бұрын

    Thanks yo lol

  • @MeganNorrisNeonNeopolian

    @MeganNorrisNeonNeopolian

    6 жыл бұрын

    LMAO THX

  • @jawadazeem8185

    @jawadazeem8185

    6 жыл бұрын

    thnx

  • @Zeragurl

    @Zeragurl

    6 жыл бұрын

    Mitchell thnks

  • @The_mute_girl_speaks

    @The_mute_girl_speaks

    6 жыл бұрын

    Thanks

  • @joeysbestfriend2614
    @joeysbestfriend26147 жыл бұрын

    Did anyone feel like they were having a stroke when they had a anxiety attack??? The left side of my chest felt numb and even my toes and arms

  • @danpilsworth6301

    @danpilsworth6301

    7 жыл бұрын

    Joeys Bestfriend hey just had one myself feels dodgy! I had my first attack early November from abit of weed what I quit in the summer I had half of one and had four massive attacks one after the other, first one I wondered what was happening it struck my like a shock! I felt like my body from my life side was goin into a stroke made jump up from my seat watching tele and went towards my kitchen. my eyesight also went yellow and I was dizzy I thought I was going to cringe up and die I even grab my girlfriend which scared her to bits. would say the first one was big and small ones came shortly after than the last one was the biggest thought my life was over as I went to the floor holding my partner she called for the emergency services as I was losing my breathing and my body towards my chest started to go warm and my heart beating fast. the emergency services came and put me on the gas&air telling me to take deep breaths, in matter of a second I started to feel normal and was later told it was a panic attack which shocked me I've never had nothing like that in my life, I also felt little stupid towards them after. after that which I felt at the time of the attack the burning I can feel at side of my head at my temple but just now&again, 2 weeks ago which was a month after the attacks was at a friends house drinking most of the night and they was a few people with weed once again which I stopped but was passed to me so just had a couple of burns of it and gave it back, soon as that started to kick in from it was straight attacks to I felt normal from the weed, my head burning, heart racing fast,eye sight yellow and the warm feeling in my body but I could feel my body go into panic also thought of crazy things too like I'm going to lose my family or my partner even my dog want nice would say they want as big as before but kept running one after the next. really slight feeling. I been Ok since then till today about over a hour ago, yesterday I was at family's for Xmas ate food drank wine allday with a few beers I would say I didn't have much suger to be honest, I woke up this morning hungover little with my mouth little dry so had little coke-cola drink would say half also 2 cups of tea with each one 2 sugers. over hour ago I had little heartburn to start than the burning feeling in my temple my jaw feels like its goin on one side which is the same side as my temple and down my neck that side too. my heart goin the same with warm feeling my eyesight little dodgy but not yellow. each time this feels like I'm having a stroke starting to scare me now really bad I just feel my body is going to just go and I'm going to die its crazy! each time them attacks happen its more in my head and my jaw gos, thats without touching any of the weed now and just come on as normal, would say with the weed has been the baddest I've been like my body won't have it with the attacks on top other than that they are sight ones but not nice my doctor won't even listen to me about it too which is a joke. I had a op in April which was for a hernia in my groin close to my private parts which I know now played a big part with my hormones so not sure if it down to that. I had hernia their for over 10 years and didn't know what it was, each year it got bad from 2004 and all I did was go to my doctors about feeling something there but was pushed away each time was a long story on top of everything I've said so won't go into it much but I've only just starting to feel better from it and was slow healing. ive had 3 doctors in 10 years but looks like I will be moving again. the attacks can't workout if it from operation, or with being a bad year on top too had lots on my mind but they just coming out the blue now getting scared about now.

  • @tommyzgrl0709

    @tommyzgrl0709

    7 жыл бұрын

    Joeys Bestfriend yes! And it always freaks me out because ofcourse it's on the left side. Why can't the numbness or tingling be on my right side?? Actually experiencing it right now and having a hard time convincing myself that I'm not have a stroke/heart attack. The ONLY reason I know I'm not having a stroke or heart attack is if I busy myself with something else, I forget the symptoms and they "go away" but soon as my mind comes back to it, I will gradually feel the tingling the numbness, the cold sweats, etc.. And symptoms from a heart attack or stroke don't just "go away" Atleast that's what I tell myself. Lol. Usually helps 😊

  • @joeysbestfriend2614

    @joeysbestfriend2614

    7 жыл бұрын

    I am not the only one i guess.

  • @camilaalvarez4872

    @camilaalvarez4872

    7 жыл бұрын

    Joeys Bestfriend my arm hurt and felt numbness in fingers!

  • @lunareyes1226

    @lunareyes1226

    7 жыл бұрын

    liz scott Same for me! I had one yesterday. 😢 It came out of NOWHERE. I felt dizzy all of the sudden and I felt so weird, like I was going to have a heart attack. I literally jumped off the bed and that's when it hit me. I had trouble breathing. The only thing on my mind was, "you're going to have a stroke and die." It felt so real though. The pains on the left side of my chest, the tingling and numbness on my left arm, hands and toes. It was for about 10 minutes. I was locked in my room, so there was no one with me. Once it stopped, I tried to calm down. So I went for a walk with my brother. Once I was calm, the pain went away. Like there was nothing.

  • @kristenpino4635
    @kristenpino46354 жыл бұрын

    This is completely understood in my life! Thank you for sharing your vulnerability with us! I to have a panic disorder as well as an anxiety disorder. Since this has been life long for me (I'm 46) my best advice is to stack your "toolbox" with coping skills. And use the meds to lessen it enough that you can sort through your "toolbox". Anything or any questions on making anxiety part of your daily, please ask!

  • @johnsmith-uv7mw
    @johnsmith-uv7mw6 жыл бұрын

    thats crazy how the voice changes like that ! what a erie helpless feeling ! you so strong and thanks for sharing this. Really gives a realistic prespective on anxiety !

  • @catherinecomplaisance775
    @catherinecomplaisance7759 жыл бұрын

    My friend has anxiety attacks. I was with her when she had one, once. Seeing her like that was just the worst. She was sweating, crying, shaking and complaining about headaches, tummy aches, etc. And all I could do was sit here and talk to her trying to comfort her. I felt like the worst friend. I was patting her back, telling her it would be okay. I hate anxiety attacks and I don't even have them

  • @katieritchie1712

    @katieritchie1712

    9 жыл бұрын

    My friend had a panic attack yesterday and I felt so useless I was talking to her but just diddnt feel like I was giving any help xx

  • @HugsFromJesus

    @HugsFromJesus

    9 жыл бұрын

    Katie Ritchie Hello friends! I used to have them! But not any more! We uploaded a video to help people overcome them! Katie and Catherine! You two can watch the video so you can know how to comfort them next time. Perhaps even show them the video! You have to know that panic attacks are literally just a bluff! Not once, ever has a panic attack made their heart explode, made them stop breathing, or give them a black eye or anything! It's literally all in the head! When they realize that, panic attacks become less scary and you start to understand. And when you understand it becomes less scary, because it minimizes the scariness of 'what if', you won't focus on 'what if' any more, you focus on facts such as: Panic attacks are literally just a joke!

  • @bobtucker8705

    @bobtucker8705

    8 жыл бұрын

    EnterSkies Spoken like someone who has never had one. They can in fact cause ulcers, and I have often passed out in the middle of one. Try that in the middle of the freeway and call it a joke

  • @jeannettemariesgili7200

    @jeannettemariesgili7200

    8 жыл бұрын

    A JOKE? Are you freakin insane? You have NO CLUE. Shame on your heartless JOKE!

  • @HugsFromJesus

    @HugsFromJesus

    8 жыл бұрын

    bob tucker Hello friend. I have had a few panic attacks, but NOT ANY MORE. Do you still experience them? I have overcome them. I don't get them any more, and COUNTLESS OTHERS do not get them any more from the method that I share which is "Taking them lightly and as a joke"Friend, yes, STRESS can cause ulcers. But panic attack in it of itself do not. Everyone, please do not worry. Don't let one mans unfortunate experience dominate the influence of your imagination on how your life could be. Aside from the being stressed out from many months? Years? Of having panic attacks, then you may get an ulcer FROM STRESS. Panic attacks in it of itself cannot cause physical harm to the body. That is the science and mechanics of panic attacks. It's all in the mind. See? So step 1 to overcome panic attacks is to know that they cannot scratch you, or make your heart explode or bite you. And Bob Tucker, I come in peace, please, I'm not here to cause friction or "be right" or condemn anyone. I just wanted to share hope with everyone. And not let anyone focus on the problem (or the fruits thereof), and rather on the answer to the problem. Which is mind engineering to truly believe that panic attacks are literally a joke, and that it is a bluff. Perspective is POWERFUL and by doing some mind engineering to truly see that the ulcer was not caused directly by the panic attack itself, this will lessen the blow (or any blow for that matter) by the panic attack. The panic attack will lose its 'magical powers' when you realize that it literally can't do anything. DEAR PERSON WHO EXPERIENCED A PANIC ATTACK:I have been where you have been; imprisoned in your own mind. A slave to fear. And now I am a free man on the other side of the wall. Life is amazing. I want to share the "secret passage" that I took to escape that prison. It's explained in the video that I made and the message that is preaches. I am not the only one who succeeded with this route, countless others, too. Be filled with hope, friends!"Spoken like someone who has never had one. ' I understand them and have overcome them, that is why I say "they are a big joke and can't harm you". Perhaps this may be more edifying: "Spoken like someone who has had them and overcame" because what I shared IS the mentality you need to escape that prison. Again, friends! I hope this message helps and that it has cleared things!

  • @ib6019
    @ib60198 жыл бұрын

    Story of my life... I get panic attacks even when there is no trigger. I don't know what is wrong with me.

  • @hayleym652

    @hayleym652

    8 жыл бұрын

    Ines Ineza same

  • @HugsFromJesus

    @HugsFromJesus

    8 жыл бұрын

    Ines Ineza Hello Ines Ineza! My name is Andrew and I used to have panic attacks but not any more! You, too can over come them! DEAR PERSON WHO EXPERIENCED A PANIC ATTACK: I have been where you have been; imprisoned in your own mind. A slave to fear. And now I am a free man on the other side of the wall. Life is amazing. I want to share the "secret passage" that I took to escape that prison. It's explained in the video that I made and the message that is preaches. I am not the only one who succeeded with this route, countless others, too. Be filled with hope, friends! And Ines, this is not a spam or anything! Ask me any question and I'll reply back. I hope the video will help! And hey, Hayley, you too! Hope the video helps!

  • @ib6019

    @ib6019

    8 жыл бұрын

    EnterSkies Thanks. I heard that counting backwards can help with anxiety. I tried it, before and it only seemed to ease my anxiety temporarily. Do you have any more tips? Please I really want to cure my anxiety without medication, thanks.

  • @HugsFromJesus

    @HugsFromJesus

    8 жыл бұрын

    Ines Ineza Yes I do have more things to share, but first did you watch the video?

  • @ib6019

    @ib6019

    8 жыл бұрын

    EnterSkies yes.

  • @AlbredaWelde
    @AlbredaWelde6 жыл бұрын

    I am sorry that everyone feels that they have a right to judge you and tell you that they know more than you and your doctors. Please, take care of yourself. It is a long, hard struggle, but you can learn to live with your anxiety, find your triggers, practice calming techniques, and if necessary medicate to help. You are not alone and you are not making this up. I am not an expert, but I've lived with this my whole life and I believe you. Please know that from thousands of us everywhere who have seen your video, you are getting unseen support and compassion. Haters will hate, someone who denys will continue to deny. They are not your problem, so don't let them increase your stress. Do what you must to care for yourself. Peace.

  • @shawnpowell9506
    @shawnpowell95065 жыл бұрын

    I'm sorry you had to experience it. I've been dealing with panic/anxiety for over half my life. Thanks for sharing your experience.

  • @amynelson7579
    @amynelson75796 жыл бұрын

    Oh man, definitely anxiety! Slurring words is a symptom :( it has happened to me, I was diagnosed as experiencing a "mood swing" which includes panic attacks, slurred words, and amnesia - all under the umbrella of anxiety. Scariest thing I've ever experienced. I thought I was literally dying. I'm sorry you experienced this. Sending love 😚

  • @yungvag

    @yungvag

    6 жыл бұрын

    Interesting .. and that's the word ! Amnesia ! That's how my panic attacks go, thank you for this comment ...

  • @amynelson7579

    @amynelson7579

    6 жыл бұрын

    BeautyStar BeautyStar that'd be a better question for your doctor.. but if you're experiencing psychological mood swings, then yes that is a part of anxiety and you are most likely experiencing daily panic attacks and anxiety attacks... but again, a doctor would need to diagnose you. (Also note, mood swings do not mean you're happy one minite and pissy the next. Society's idea of a mood swing is not the same as the medical term.)

  • @juliethompson1370

    @juliethompson1370

    6 жыл бұрын

    I have my anxiety disorder for three years. Mine starts out with rapid onset of breathing, stuttering, and a raving desire to go, away, I can’t stay here I have to go. Pacing,rubbing top,of my legs, fingers in my brain stirring it around. Things move too fast. Why am I here, you have to leave, you can’t be here, loud moaning, more pacing. Gasping, pounding my head with my fist, get out get out of my head. They end with me in a dark room under a very heavy blanket. Take a couple of days to shake it off, sometimes it comes back

  • @merncat3384

    @merncat3384

    6 жыл бұрын

    Julie Thompson worst feeling.. I wish I could take a few days to heal, trying to hold a job and my own place is getting more difficult with this damn curse

  • @tammimarchini8626

    @tammimarchini8626

    6 жыл бұрын

    TheBjiii Julie Thompson. .you described me 100% ...it's devastating and seems to have gotten worse with each panic attack. :( I'm no longer able to leave my home, drive my car, or travel anywhere alone. :(

  • @torrepinosapartment
    @torrepinosapartment9 жыл бұрын

    That must have been quite frightening, I am sorry you experience anxiety, I hope you have got a second opinion on this as your voice changing was strange, I did not know that could happen in anxiety. I hope this never happens again, be well and thanks for sharing, anxiety is no fun, I have it myself.

  • @andreamayr986

    @andreamayr986

    9 жыл бұрын

    Josef Cross Hi I also get voice changing (tongue muscle pull, and my tongue gets pulled backwards, that closes my throat and i can't breathe) :/ I watched this video cos i wanted to see how this beautiful young woman got it and guess what I had a panic attack JUST because I watched the video... Especially when she was losing her breath, I just felt it at the same time.. and I started to shiver and my throat felt like tightening and i had to ask my housemate to come and help me. Cos usually my panic attacks put me in hospital, can't go without calling ambulance. Normally it takes me like 10 days to get better again, i can't walk and move around by myself, can't eat anything during the first 4 days especially, and i throw up a lot, I just can't stop. And when there's absolutely nothing in my stomach i start throwing up some water kind of thing, and then i have to take medicine b'cos of an excessive loss of body fluids. Also my immune system gets weak during this time and i can easily become ill and have food poisoning. Panic attacks are just horrible, I wish they didn't even exist!! :(

  • @HugsFromJesus

    @HugsFromJesus

    9 жыл бұрын

    Andrea Mayr Friend, I USED to suffer from panic attacks and anxiety before and I thank God that they are GONE. I have overcome them. I uploaded a video to help others. You must be comical and silly about them! Don't take them serious, because they're not! Please check out our channel and see the video! Please leave a comment if it has helped you to encourage others. :)

  • @mikaelasmithson4761

    @mikaelasmithson4761

    9 жыл бұрын

    Josef Cross I have anxiety put when I have an anxiety attack I fidget start to cry and I can stop it go on for a couple of minutes and while I have a anxiety attack I feel dizzy and when I think about some stuff It just makes it worse. and on top of that I ADHD and ADD.

  • @hcork9

    @hcork9

    9 жыл бұрын

    mikaela smithson I fidget as well when i have anxiety attacks, its so annoying even if i conciously think "stop fidgeting" i can't :')

  • @cfglz06
    @cfglz066 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing this experience with us. It was very courageous of you. I am sure that you helped someone out there. I truly hope that you are better now. Thanks again.

  • @emmyb3727
    @emmyb37276 жыл бұрын

    Your not alone! I have severe panic and anxiety attacks especially going to places with a lot of people. On one occasion I went to Walmart with my family, and there was a lot of people. I started panicking, closed in, right chest and feeling sick. I had to run out of the store. Stay strong to everyone who deals with this.

  • @kelsey8750
    @kelsey87507 жыл бұрын

    I watched this to see if I get anxiety attacks because I my heart rate speed up and I feel really dizzy and I feel sick all the time

  • @TrellaFrella

    @TrellaFrella

    7 жыл бұрын

    rareadiddionunicorn same here bro its fucked up

  • @chocolatethunder6708

    @chocolatethunder6708

    7 жыл бұрын

    me 2

  • @angelapruitt7920

    @angelapruitt7920

    7 жыл бұрын

    I get that too, I always thought it was low blood sugar but then it happens after I eat..I get lightheaded and shaky and i feel like my head is spinning

  • @craftyanimals6861

    @craftyanimals6861

    7 жыл бұрын

    rareadiddionunicorn we all experience it differently. You might want to also consult a doctor or counselor to really understand if an attack is what you are experiencing or simply a side affect of a medication.

  • @barbaramowrey1600

    @barbaramowrey1600

    7 жыл бұрын

    Crafty Animals allergic reactions to what you are eating cause this as well. With panic disorder, my heart and my 48 yr old son's heart rate stay the same, but feels like a full blown heart attack! If not diabetes, a stroke, then an allergy to mold? Toxic mold. I have sores from mold spores, had to throw everything out, move! Look it up. See if your symptoms match. I was also bitten by a hobo spider. I must have crushed it. I nearly lost my arm, so I am now arachnophobic. Took 2 years, on my own, to heal it. Looked like hamburger meat. I know how to walk through fear, but my body doesn't. I'm 65, a vegetarian since 1980 & a vegan since bitten July 2014. Now, if that wasn't enough, my granddaughter gave me lice! I have been in a what's called, Bible, " woman turned to salt". I stayed in a continuous attack, for a month, just after that, rashes and bites, STRESS outbreaks. If your body stays in stress, be very careful, stress can take us out, so rest, take small walks

  • @JediBunny
    @JediBunny6 жыл бұрын

    It's beautiful of you to have shared this, thank you for your bravery

  • @PonyBoy1776

    @PonyBoy1776

    6 жыл бұрын

    Kelly Harman - o yes, so brave to upload a video on the internet showing urself having a anxiety attack. Yes. So brave. (sarcastically)

  • @wondermama8179

    @wondermama8179

    6 жыл бұрын

    Spencer Plays Gamez Obviously, you have no idea what it's like to experience an anxiety attack. It's a very real, debilitating condition that millions of people suffer from. Sharing with other people who suffer in silence and shame their real life experience during an attack can help them to understand that they are not alone and there is help and support out here for them. If you can't offer any support in your comments then keep them to yourself. Some subject matters on KZread are simply not a place for trolls to hang out.

  • @MeghansMoments
    @MeghansMoments6 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing this. It's very raw and honest. (New subscriber now as my daughter and I are experiencing a lot of panic and anxiety)

  • @bruceg.6282
    @bruceg.62826 жыл бұрын

    Amazing guts you have, ma'am. Thank you. Yes, many people have these anxiety issues. And it isn't a simple thing to deal with. My attacks started from the intentional poor medical care I have received for over 4 years now since a kidney transplant. I've been threatened, given bad meds; the list goes on. My BP is unstable and I have to deal with A-Fib at times. At times, when I'm having to talk (or even think about) my medical issues, fear/anxiety starts to set in, then everything tightens up, including my neck muscles and the ability to speak clearly (like you). Sometimes my pulse gets too high. That's scary. Thank God for Lorazepam! I will pray for you and those who also have these problems.

  • @KourttneyL
    @KourttneyL7 жыл бұрын

    My chest feels like a million pounds, I can't breathe well, I start shaking badly and get nauseous and have to sit down .. Is that an attacks? I have these 4 times a week because of my fucked up thoughts and stress.. :/

  • @xslite300

    @xslite300

    7 жыл бұрын

    Yes I get this too but with some other stuff, it's Definitly anxiety and panic attacks

  • @LizardMane

    @LizardMane

    7 жыл бұрын

    same

  • @heyemilywalker

    @heyemilywalker

    7 жыл бұрын

    YES I HAVE THAT people say their going to die but I don't think like that. that exactly is me but I get confused and paranoid sort of

  • @shaynamoreno4201

    @shaynamoreno4201

    7 жыл бұрын

    same, sometimes I think i'm having a heart attack and i'm going to die. after like half an hour it fades away.

  • @i22y

    @i22y

    7 жыл бұрын

    Kourttneex3 I had it but I had it only once during the summer holidays

  • @7st4r5
    @7st4r56 жыл бұрын

    When I have anxiety attacks I stutter I can't breathe and I'm shaking uncontrollably and I'm crying and I'm in this little ball position then I start getting flash backs and other stuff.. personally I do not like people asking me if I am okay when I have them

  • @xLovelyLuckyx

    @xLovelyLuckyx

    5 жыл бұрын

    Forever Trashy I am the same way

  • @xxalexgachaxx1767

    @xxalexgachaxx1767

    5 жыл бұрын

    Same...I can’t stop crying and I feel like my head will explode and I’ll shake so hard I’ll shake my skin off. I was on the phone and had an anxiety attack and couldn’t press the mute button because my phone was so wet from tears and it was horrible

  • @Ynda29

    @Ynda29

    5 жыл бұрын

    Same with me.. Don't like anyone asking if I'm ok.. I just cry..

  • @rahma22221

    @rahma22221

    5 жыл бұрын

    Same i twich but its not that i cant control it it happened to me during presentation worst day of my life

  • @cristinasulzener4074

    @cristinasulzener4074

    5 жыл бұрын

    @Kyle Hamilton, Anxiety medications can ease symptoms, but they're not right for everyone and... However, they are physically addictive and not recommended for long-term treatment. You should try cbd oil, or cbd spray. CBD helps treat anxiety. You can always put it in your purse and it's NOT Addictive. Just hard to purchase, because always sold out. My favorite is this one bit.ly/2AqEi2r it helps a lot.

  • @andreasmuller1452
    @andreasmuller14526 жыл бұрын

    A friend of mine also suffers from anxiety attacks for a long time now...it must be a hard thing to live with. I feel so sorry for you! Wish I could have given you a friendly hug at that situation. Stay brave and all the best! :*

  • @bartbutkis
    @bartbutkis5 жыл бұрын

    Wow! I wish KZread would have been around in the late '80's when I was going through panic attacks and suffering with clinical depression. I thought I was the only one in the world who this was happening to. Good news for those that are experiencing PA s and depression. As someone asked me back then:"How much would it be worth to you to know that everything is going to be ok?" It's been over 30 years without a single panic attack and really, pretty much depression-free all that time. I wish you all well. Love you.😊

  • @Mommawedel
    @Mommawedel7 жыл бұрын

    Thank you to everyone who has shared your story with me. The overwhelming support is more than I could of ever imagined. I am planning to film a follow up to this video soon. Comment down below for a Q. and T. (truth) video. Stay tuned and continue to support one another you lovely unique humans!

  • @cantthinkofaname7236

    @cantthinkofaname7236

    7 жыл бұрын

    Mommawedel I feel like I'm floating, dizzy can't walk or talk or eat or do anything... it happens when it's to dark light loud quiet ... anytime anywhere about 1/2 times a day... it lasts for about 15 minutes to an hour

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    7 жыл бұрын

    First try and become aware of your triggers. Then when you feel triggered, have a plan. Do something that will take you away from your thoughts, away from you mind...but in a healthy way. I like to play a game, read, write, or work outside on a project.

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    7 жыл бұрын

    I thought that too! The day I filmed this, not knowing this would happen...after it did...I thought I would never be able to speak to my kids again. It was the scariest thing I have ever felt. What I didn't film...because I started to freak out and shut the camera off, was me thinking that this was the end...that I was dying - it's terrible, but treatable.

  • @leahkelly4026

    @leahkelly4026

    7 жыл бұрын

    Mommawedel what did u feel like during it

  • @gilsthampi277

    @gilsthampi277

    7 жыл бұрын

    Yeah what did you feel at that time of attack?

  • @LittleMidget
    @LittleMidget7 жыл бұрын

    Panic attack begins at 4:30 xx

  • @fidgetspinner7424

    @fidgetspinner7424

    6 жыл бұрын

    LittleMidget Thank you!

  • @lungayu4141

    @lungayu4141

    6 жыл бұрын

    thanks, hope she get better tho

  • @newbeeone6781

    @newbeeone6781

    6 жыл бұрын

    LittleMidget thanks

  • @franchescarostas3836

    @franchescarostas3836

    6 жыл бұрын

    LittleMidget thx

  • @InnerRise

    @InnerRise

    6 жыл бұрын

    ling ling she died

  • @thetechtron9465
    @thetechtron94654 жыл бұрын

    oh my God! My prayers and best wishes to you and everyone out there fighting this. I just had the attack last night my blood pressure was off the charts and I'm not even worried about anything in general.But during the attack I felt out of breath, my chest tied, my abdomen and legs feet completely numb, foggy brain and I cried. On top of the fact that I'm grown ass 28 y/old man I really worried my parents because I couldn't distract my brain from giving into the attack and it's sudden rush of "something is seriously wrong with me I'm dying".

  • @shortarms4114
    @shortarms41146 жыл бұрын

    I could not watch, as I know what it feels like. Definitely hit home my best regards thank you for sharing this very personal moment.

  • @hannahharris1984
    @hannahharris19846 жыл бұрын

    I have anxiety attacks at school, my teacher always stays around me just in case. She helps me when my mom is not here "at school".

  • @QaimQurhi

    @QaimQurhi

    6 жыл бұрын

    Legally Unicorn You have a very nice teacher.

  • @ashleyrogers4364

    @ashleyrogers4364

    6 жыл бұрын

    Legally Unicorn I told my teacher before and she let me lay outside on the ground so I could be alone and try to control it. And shed let me lay down on the floor too and it really sucked but mg class was very small and they usually just talked to me to try to help me calm down.

  • @kimpham4254

    @kimpham4254

    6 жыл бұрын

    Legally Unicorn my teacher will be there when I have an anxiety attack but she just talk to me and try to calm me downs ( but it hard when I start to stutter my words )

  • @M60gunner1971

    @M60gunner1971

    6 жыл бұрын

    "At school" is obviously code, care to enlighten us?

  • @addison-2557

    @addison-2557

    6 жыл бұрын

    Lucky, I had a anxiety attack and teacher said to stop over exaggerating. you’re fine you just want attention

  • @TheBelleAdventures
    @TheBelleAdventures9 жыл бұрын

    And this is exactly when I realized I had a panic attack 2 years ago. I thought I had a stroke or something. I was studying abroad in Prague and I was having coffee with my boyfriend and all of a sudden my vision blurred, I realized I completely lost the ability to read. I'd stare at my Facebook app and I couldn't understand anything. So I thought I should eat something and we went to the food court and I wanted to order BBQ sauce but I couldn't pronounce anything. I just stood there repeating "Barbec... Barbec..." for like a minute. My ears were buzzing, my nose and left arm were completely numb... I was TERRIFIED! I thought I would be like that for the rest of my life. I go to the doctor tomorrow to see wtf happened to me (it went away after like 35 minutes) and she kept on insisting that I took drugs, which I haven't. Paid $300 for someone to accuse me of using drugs and lying because "all us expats go drug crazy in Prague". SMH!!! Thanks so much for this video, seriously! And I'm sorry for the essay!

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    9 жыл бұрын

    how terrible that you were accused of abusing drugs...wow, I'm glad that is now in your past, thank you for sharing...best wishes to you.

  • @SnowLilies

    @SnowLilies

    9 жыл бұрын

    Was this followed by any visual disturbances, or a headache?? Because it sounds exactly like a migraine aura. I have the same symptoms. Starts off as extreme confusion, inability to form and understand sentences, one sided limb and/or mouth numbness and then BAM, a massive migraine. I thought it was a panic attack at first too. They sent me to a neurologist, did a CAT scan and some other tests, all signs point to migraine auras. I have yet to find my trigger, keep an eye out for yours, I recommend journaling every time this happens. Time/duration/oral intake/symptoms. Good luck, hun

  • @TheBelleAdventures

    @TheBelleAdventures

    9 жыл бұрын

    StateOfGrace Just happened that one time luckily. I guess it was my fault for not wanting to pay for student health insurance so I had to go to a private clinic instead of the ER or something :P

  • @SnowLilies

    @SnowLilies

    9 жыл бұрын

    The Belle Adventures Glad it was just once, they're scary af. But no girl, not your fault whatsoever! All doctors should uphold the same standard of bedside manner :/

  • @carolinelee5871

    @carolinelee5871

    9 жыл бұрын

    yesss I've experienced the same thing!! one arm and one side of my face went completely numb and it was paralyzed, I couldnt read or make sense of words, I started seeing grey blobs. it was very scary.

  • @MrSteveRiker
    @MrSteveRiker5 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing this video with us. As a person with my own anxiety issues, I know that I am not alone in dealing with this and I am regularly going to counseling every other week. It's helping me and I still have a long ways to go with it. Again, thank you for sharing this video.

  • @chicku975
    @chicku9756 жыл бұрын

    I am not alone

  • @lucyvokes8552

    @lucyvokes8552

    6 жыл бұрын

    SHACHINDRA TRIPATHI I know it sometimes feels that way, it's scary and not fun but no you definitely aren't alone

  • @Los_HermanitosCruz

    @Los_HermanitosCruz

    5 жыл бұрын

    Same..

  • @gollycom

    @gollycom

    5 жыл бұрын

    No you're not alone, your body is full of billions of bacteria. 👻👻🌙🌙🌙👻👻⛄⛄🐒🐵🍭

  • @jeffreysheldrake3243

    @jeffreysheldrake3243

    5 жыл бұрын

    SHACHINDRA TRIPATHI absolutely not . I've been on my anxiety journey my whole 57 years and drank heavily to get relief. You and I are two of many

  • @oscartovar9990

    @oscartovar9990

    5 жыл бұрын

    You’re not. We are all in this together 🌸🌸🌸

  • @Dani101st
    @Dani101st6 жыл бұрын

    I have suffered from panic attacks and general anxiety for over a decade now. I was on medication for 12 years but early last year, I decided (with doctor supervision) to stop taking them. The withdrawal process was nightmarish but rather than masking my symptoms, I decided to look into the cause. Much of my anxiety comes from two or three severely traumatic events. I had never fully reconciled with them. I am now in therapy, have changed my diet and am doing well. Granted, I had 4 yes 4 separate panic attacks last week. Mine manifest with extreme nausea, dizziness, increased heart rate and temperature. It's absolutely terrifying. Daily life is still difficult but I am pushing through and making great progress. If anyone else is gong through panic attacks like this, feel free to message me for tips and tricks I use to stop or shorten an attack. You're not alone.

  • @jford2247

    @jford2247

    6 жыл бұрын

    Siouxie Q hi my name is Jeron I want to take ready clam it’s a natural pill and it has a free tail what do you think and I have been drinking Chamomile tea

  • @zaggyziggy3946

    @zaggyziggy3946

    6 жыл бұрын

    how do u deal with it?

  • @Dani101st

    @Dani101st

    6 жыл бұрын

    zaggy ziggy Many ways. I'm seeing a therapist which, is okay, I'm having better luck with self reflection. I'll write more later. 😊

  • @sophiepaul7843

    @sophiepaul7843

    6 жыл бұрын

    I have never had one bit I'm still young so I get stressed about a lot of things and I do t know what to do

  • @Dani101st

    @Dani101st

    6 жыл бұрын

    OG Smokin I'm not a fan of smoking. I have bad lungs as it is. Thanks though!

  • @NickWorldwide
    @NickWorldwide8 жыл бұрын

    I feel like my panic attacks are a lot different than other people's. Usually when it starts my vision goes really dim and my heart starts racing. I feel hot and cold flashes at the same time. I start smelling things that aren't there. Then I think that I could possibly be epileptic and having a seizure so I freak out even more (even though I'm not). I get extreme nausea and if I'm sitting somewhere I immediately bolt out of my seat. Then my breathing becomes something I consciously control. That's the scariest part. I have to tell myself to breath in and exhale and if I don't I suffocate. Usually they happen about twice a month at random times for about 5-10 minutes but they also leave me stressed out and barely able to eat through the next day.

  • @riz-rq9wr

    @riz-rq9wr

    8 жыл бұрын

    Omg i feel that way to but its like only when i think about something bad like i remember i had to get put to sleep and i seen the iv in my arm i woke up i got home i started to look at my arm and i kept saying to myself the iv was here and i started to feel hot and my throat started to feel funny like my mouth got dry i couldn't really see i had to sit down because i felt like i was going to faint and it happened again when i thought i had a lumb in my neck i started to google what it could be and as i started to read about it i started to feel sick to my stomach and i felt like i was going to faint again it was really scary it has happened maybe 4 times already nothing was wrong with my neck but me thinking negative made me feel like something was wrong with me

  • @riz-rq9wr

    @riz-rq9wr

    8 жыл бұрын

    riz1738 lump*

  • @keirstenbrookins770

    @keirstenbrookins770

    8 жыл бұрын

    really i have the same thing and maybe some more worse symptoms . and they happen a little more often . trying breathing deeper and going for a walk or listen to some music to put your mind on something else . it helps me be more calm and will go away almost immediatly. could be different for you but worth a shot

  • @jessicanguyen933

    @jessicanguyen933

    8 жыл бұрын

    When I have one, I start crying, I feel lightheaded, I feel afraid, I feel sad, I can't talk, I start shaking, and I feel awkward

  • @gianinna5351

    @gianinna5351

    8 жыл бұрын

    you and me, my friend, have very similar attacks.

  • @amberleitao4727
    @amberleitao47276 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing something so personal... For me, I thought I was having preludes to a Heart attack. My limbs got all heavy I could barely move I couldn’t control my head on my neck and I got kind of lamp and dizzy but discombobulated and that was the worst feeling of all. I was finally diagnosed with panic attacks and what scared me even more was that this happened while I was outside sitting on the patio enjoying some beautiful weather. But then again everyone tells me it’s just in my head…... right? Who’s heard that gem of a response before!!?? You are incredibly strong for sharing your story. Thank you. Blessings and love.

  • @terryspry8482
    @terryspry84826 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so so so so so much for sharing this! I hate anxiety it tears me apart 😭

  • @wakeup2theNWO
    @wakeup2theNWO9 жыл бұрын

    Yours are different to mine, I go boiling hot like im going to burst into flames and my brain feels like its going to explode I feel like I cant sit down but then when I stand up I feel like I need to sit down and then I feel like I cant be in doors and need to get outside but then when im outside I need to be inside and I tremble and feel sick

  • @bluebreyerstables9234

    @bluebreyerstables9234

    9 жыл бұрын

    wakeup2theNWO I am the exact way!!

  • @wakeup2theNWO

    @wakeup2theNWO

    9 жыл бұрын

    Blue Breyer Stables I feel for you my friend I wouldn't wish this upon my worst enemy, do you get them often???

  • @bluebreyerstables9234

    @bluebreyerstables9234

    9 жыл бұрын

    no thankfully. Maybe every other month or so but not like every week like everyone else. But don't wish it upon your enemy! Your enemy could be your bestfriend one day. It happened to me. :)

  • @wakeup2theNWO

    @wakeup2theNWO

    9 жыл бұрын

    Blue Breyer Stables Glad you don't get them often I hope they gradually disappear all together over time :)

  • @bluebreyerstables9234

    @bluebreyerstables9234

    9 жыл бұрын

    me too! And same for yours ;)

  • @Danaxea
    @Danaxea6 жыл бұрын

    I didnt know! What happened to her at the end happened to me when I was laying in bed and fighting via phone with my boyfriend. When I hung up yes I started crying but after a while I didn't know how to speak, I'm sorry for the comparison but it almost felt like I was high because I didn't know where I was and I was so dizzy... Words wouldn't come out right of my mouth, they sounded like hers.. I thought honestly it was an allergic reaction to something but I never thought that it might have been a panic attack... It was awful really... Thanks for sharing and providing Proof of how it is and feels like.. People who don't have anyone to consult need to know what they are experiencing and going thru.. Love from Italia 🇮🇹

  • @HisBelovedSon70x7
    @HisBelovedSon70x7 Жыл бұрын

    God bless you, thank you for your vulnerability. I'm sorry you've had to suffer through those sort of attacks! Clearly there is something that doesn't want you sharing your message of hope. The last thing you were able to say even under the attack was: "Be different, be who God intended you to be." Amen! Thank you again for sharing. May the Lord deliver you from this oppression. Thank you for your courage. God bless you!

  • @mmmariis
    @mmmariis2 жыл бұрын

    It's really brave of you to put it out there. I know it will get much worse, and it's so hard to stop it. Just relax when it starts to come over you. I just developed panic attack for blood drawing. Nurses can't find my veins and it's horrible, it takes me hours to get out of it. I know in my case internal answer is no and it violates my inner decision and feeling. So sorry that you had to experience this! My love goes out to you! ❤️❤️🤗

  • @MaxRiley
    @MaxRiley8 жыл бұрын

    likely a mini-stroke rather than a panic attack.

  • @kellikall

    @kellikall

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Massimo Riley ”The Flying Celt” Cavalieri d'Oro People have different panic attacks, this is not a mini stroke. My panic attacks makes my face feel like it's expanding (hurts like hell) and I speak just like her in the video!

  • @jennajero6269

    @jennajero6269

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Massimo Riley “The Flying Celt” Cavalieri d'Oro Congrats on being a doctor then

  • @tonybertucci2834

    @tonybertucci2834

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Massimo Riley “The Flying Celt” Cavalieri d'Oro based on what? something that is "likely" has to be backed up?

  • @tonybertucci2834

    @tonybertucci2834

    8 жыл бұрын

    +tashgoldbag you are a hypochondriac!!! people with stroke DONT LIVE LONG! people with anxiety suffer like they had a stroke, but why dont they die? and have so many of the side of effects of a stroke? Somebody thats knows something for a fact, shpuld be able to easily answer my 1 questions please enlighten me ? p.s im a M.D

  • @tonybertucci2834

    @tonybertucci2834

    8 жыл бұрын

    clearly :)

  • @toulouseee5671
    @toulouseee56717 жыл бұрын

    when I get an anxiety attack my whole body starts shaking violently and I can't really talk anymore and I feel nauseous and dizzy and sometime I start crying uncontrollably but that doesn't always happen

  • @thispersondoesnotexistanym6848

    @thispersondoesnotexistanym6848

    7 жыл бұрын

    Me too

  • @julia-ep2qo

    @julia-ep2qo

    7 жыл бұрын

    Same!!!

  • @jaycv3able

    @jaycv3able

    7 жыл бұрын

    toulouseee Yh I get that only on real bad attacks tho the shaking is horrible but always goes away after time that's what we all need to just tell ourselfs I get anxiety everyday pritty much but recently it's just like my hands sweating n feel my heart beating n like I can't breath soooooo annoying 😢

  • @flummoxedgiles

    @flummoxedgiles

    7 жыл бұрын

    toulouseee same

  • @christiancampos4027
    @christiancampos40276 жыл бұрын

    I've never commented on anything on KZread.....so thank you for sharing. This happens to me a lot and I feel pretty helpless and paralyzed. I have acute anxiety and ptsd...and it gets triggered so easily at times.....I have my good moments as well as bad....so knowing I'm not alone......thanks

  • @RachelEvolve
    @RachelEvolve6 жыл бұрын

    This video almost brought me to tears. I'm so glad you're ok.

  • @poppytree1909
    @poppytree19097 жыл бұрын

    I almost had one around my family. I get talked about and shamed because I'm very Antisocial, I just don't like being around people and I get so nervous, I'm so shy and I hate it. People walk over me and I don't do anything to defend myself most times. I'm very skinny and weak physically and mentally. I'm also very sensitive, which also means I know how to make myself cry haha... not joking though I literally think about how pathetic I am and I start to cry, seriously. :( I've never actually had an anxiety attack ever before, but I feel like I'm about to have one sometimes. I just get really hot, I feel like I'm about to start crying but I try to hold it in best I can, but let me tell you what happened. This was during my sisters and cousins graduation family and friends get-together thingy. I know it seems weird but it was during the part where everyone lines up to get food after we have prayed. I'm not very close and familiar with ALL my family that was there, mainly because I'm too antisocial to really have a conversation or talk to them. And I don't like being around people... but the line was a bit crowded and out of order. Some family members tried to talk and I would still be shy and try to laugh or say something back. Anyway I was standing in line for a while, and I could feel the tension in the air as I waited closely beside my unfamiliar family members. I asked my mom can she just get my food for me while I grab a drink and sit down but she insisted on me waiting like everyone else. (My mother knows I'm shy but she really just wants me to stop being shy, which is really hard) anyway I didn't wanna stay in line so I got out and got a drink anyway but I still tried to get my food and I when I got back to the line it was moved up a little and I just really didn't wanna cut in front of people even though I was already there first. And I could REALLY feel the tension with this one guy who was behind me before I got out of line who is also part of my family but he seemed like he didn't want me to break, my mom was like "why don't you just Get behind the person you were behind earlier" so I tried to get behind them and the awkward thing is the guy was doing this thing where, someone is slightly beside you trying to cut, sort of way, but then again he knew I was trying to get back in line but I knew he probably didn't like what I was trying to do. So this is where I starting getting really hot and kind of...crying... it wasn't the crying where you just break down but the one where you have tears slipping out and you're trying you're best to hold it in and you can feel yourself turning really red and you try to hide the tears and your face and try to wipe them secretly. It was then where I just felt like it was going to happen, but I somehow got through it without passing out or anything (although I felt like if I wasted any more seconds then I would have been dropped on the floor) anyway I got up to get my food and got out. This was my first time almost having (well what I think was) an anxiety attack. I just don't want to be that shy sensitive weak pushover that anyone could look at and think about how pathetic I am. Anyone could stomp and beat me and I wouldn't say a word to spite them... Anyway thanks for taking the time to read about my story, sorry about it being long I get carried away at typing a lot.

  • @cassidyxadam

    @cassidyxadam

    6 жыл бұрын

    Timid • Thinker This is screaming classic social anxiety... ! You certainly seem to have have low self esteem and confidence issues, which then becomes magnified and intensified in social settings. I know you wrote this 6 months ago, but I hope you've been able to gain some insight about your own behavior and the negative patterns of thinking that keep you from being a confident person.. or at least not so painfully shy. I sure have. It's a learning process, and idk what you believe in, but satan loves to use our minds as a playground... Reminding myself of this helps me recognize anxiety for what it really is. Take back your mind! (in the name of Jesus, of course). Only He gives true peace afterall.

  • @gamingwithjaz432

    @gamingwithjaz432

    6 жыл бұрын

    That was too long for me to read

  • @justslightly7794

    @justslightly7794

    6 жыл бұрын

    omg I've felt similar to that. like feeling as if I'm getting an attack but then trying so hard to work through it

  • @jessikafray3623

    @jessikafray3623

    6 жыл бұрын

    Timid • Thinker Oh darling, you are anything but pathetic. Being anti social is totally fine, you’re not the only one that goes through that. Even though it feels no one would understand, you can always ask for help. You’re very, very strong. Ask if you want my contact details or any social media so you can contact me when you feel upset.

  • @imacheckneck

    @imacheckneck

    6 жыл бұрын

    You are a pathetic liar that just wants attention

  • @PepperS72
    @PepperS727 жыл бұрын

    Oh my gosh, I never thought I had panic attacks before, but after watching this I have had this happen to me many, many times. I refuse anxiety meds & just try to deal with things on my own, but do need some type of help. It is very difficult to deal with.

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    7 жыл бұрын

    I know several people that are against meds...and that is perfectly acceptable, just as taking meds. You know your body more than anyone else. You just have to believe it. Try this, learn to recognize your triggers. Once you do, and you feel triggered, find ways to take yourself out of your thoughts. Do something that pleases you, or even that pleases others. I have found the more I do for others or my family, the happier I am and the more chill it makes me.

  • @manjeetswt

    @manjeetswt

    6 жыл бұрын

    P.S. Buck ... The good thing is she is fighting with it. But the seems that she doesnt accept herself completely. Yes its brings immense sadness while experiencing this. But the voice of knowlege is responsible for it

  • @PANIC87

    @PANIC87

    6 жыл бұрын

    Chamomile tea works within seconds.

  • @jitintilak1284
    @jitintilak12845 жыл бұрын

    Kudos to u girl ! This is actually real ,am sure u will recover, u still had the courage to show up .May Good bless u!!

  • @Jwcmbr
    @Jwcmbr4 жыл бұрын

    When I have my anxiety attacks my head starts to feel really tight as if someone is using both their hands and squeezing my head. My heart races, I get short of breath, I get restless, I sweat sometimes and I get heart palpitations.

  • @grantdarley8334
    @grantdarley83347 жыл бұрын

    I have to pace around the house when I have anxiety attacks.

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    7 жыл бұрын

    I tend to do that too. It seems to help, but sometimes it does nothing but make things worse...it's like my brain will start to really over think the more I pace...

  • @grantdarley8334

    @grantdarley8334

    7 жыл бұрын

    I get anxiety from the realization of death and inevitable non-existence.

  • @77Matthews

    @77Matthews

    7 жыл бұрын

    Same

  • @JJTIP_TOE

    @JJTIP_TOE

    7 жыл бұрын

    you should be much worried about the truth that those dont exist, rather you will go to one of two places for all of eternity, either in gods presence in bliss paradise or hell where he isnt, getting the punishment for the sins you have comitted, repent of your sins and trust in jesus to me saved, obey him.

  • @77Matthews

    @77Matthews

    7 жыл бұрын

    What you on about?

  • @Cecesaurous3689
    @Cecesaurous36899 жыл бұрын

    This was extremely emotional for me because I didn't realize this was a form of an anxiety attack. I've felt this in my throat many times before and as I witnessed you experience this and become fidgety and somewhat on edge and tense, I instantly became uncomfortable and my body started cramping up. My hands are currently shaking while typing this. I'm not sure what that is or if it is indeed a form of an anxiety attack but it's certainly a bit difficult for me at this moment. Anyway, you are extremely brave in my book and I, for some reason, connect with this emotionally. I'm not the most educated on this subject so this comment is a bit messy and doesn't sound the most intelligent, so my apologies. I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate you just being a being. I appreciate you. You are great and I hope you are doing well. Thank you.

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    9 жыл бұрын

    You don't know how much I appreciate your comment... Thank you for reaching out..whether you feel intelligent or not, you know and understand your body...the best thing that I have discovered that has been working for me so far (coupled with meds) is accepting that this is apart of me, and drinking something warm and just lying down, watching TV, reading a book, or taking a nice warm bath...try to see if any of those help I will be uploading an update video soon, be sure to subscribe...and thank you for sharing...you're not alone :)

  • @sophiemay2845
    @sophiemay28456 жыл бұрын

    I've been struggling with anxiety (and depression) for a few years now and occasionally I have severe panic attacks. They start out kind of like this. I can't talk and it feels like my throat is closing up. Eventually I start crying and freaking out because it feels like I can't breathe and then I hyperventilate and it just escalates from there. I've had to have tons of ambulances in the past when my mum and dad couldn't calm me down and the longest panic attack I've had lasted up to 4 and half hours. They're really scary and I actually dropped out of school a few months ago because every morning I'd wake up and have one. Anxiety SUCKS and it's terrifying how many people it affects. Watching this made me realize that I'm not the only one who experiences these kind of attacks. I hope you're not having these anymore. You seem so nice and it's sad how mental illnesses always target good people :( x

  • @shannonleigh9982
    @shannonleigh99826 жыл бұрын

    thank you for sharing--it was very brave, gracious, and i'm sure helpful to a lot of people!

  • @billiesmolenaers9218
    @billiesmolenaers92189 жыл бұрын

    im 15 and have been having panic attacks since I was 12. whenever im stressed out or everything is too rushed I go into panic mode. I get really dizzy, I sweat a lot, I can barely breathe, I start to cry, I feel like im going to throw up and then all of a sudden I get so cold. no one listens to me tho. they think im making it up which im not. I miss out on a lot of school coz of it and I miss out on so much. I need help

  • @billiesmolenaers9218

    @billiesmolenaers9218

    9 жыл бұрын

    Um no. Leave me alone. I don't know you

  • @Mommawedel

    @Mommawedel

    9 жыл бұрын

    have you tried talking to your parents? maybe another trusted adult like a school counselor. sometimes parents will listen when another adult addresses the issue.

  • @billiesmolenaers9218

    @billiesmolenaers9218

    9 жыл бұрын

    I am a foster kid and my foster parents don't listen to me. They think I'm over exaggerating and school councillors don't care either. They only care about people with actuall problems. I've been to doctors several times and they all say different things. So I don't know what's wrong with me :(

  • @gabriellemoniquerose8985

    @gabriellemoniquerose8985

    9 жыл бұрын

    Step 1: turn 18 Step 2: move out Step 3: get a boyfriend Step 4: get a job Step 5: move away and get a dufferent doctor

  • @billiesmolenaers9218

    @billiesmolenaers9218

    9 жыл бұрын

    Thx but in case u didn't know I'm a foster kid...

  • @desiipix5868
    @desiipix58686 жыл бұрын

    During my anxiety attacks I usually adjust my position a lot and my throat starts to feel swollen and I cry. Then I clench my fists and sometimes grab things like my hair I never pull I just grab and I start to think that no one cares and that I need to be better and then I start hyperventilating...

  • @roun6479

    @roun6479

    6 жыл бұрын

    Destiny Coker same

  • @Shrekslover-bq8hf

    @Shrekslover-bq8hf

    6 жыл бұрын

    Omg that happens to me!

  • @Juudrumond

    @Juudrumond

    5 жыл бұрын

    That's exactly what happens to me but sometimes I scratch my arms and legs, makes me relieved somehow

  • @zahraseraphina1664

    @zahraseraphina1664

    5 жыл бұрын

    Destiny Choker... You have made it yet another day, you beautiful, strong, amazing soul!!!!!! I feel like this often... You just be the best YOU that YOU want to be!! You are so, so loved!!!

  • @ahnyoonjin2720

    @ahnyoonjin2720

    5 жыл бұрын

    I pull out my hair when I have a really bad anxiety attack or if I have a psychotic episode

  • @klrdto3250
    @klrdto32506 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for your courage and putting yourself out there. You have actually inspired me. I suffer from anxiety but its really hidden so deep inside, Im just good at inhibiting it somehow, but it does come back to bite me in the ass every now and then. This video actually helped me to better understand myself, put a finger on it so to speak. I just would like to tell that you are fine and ok and lovely just as you are. God bless you.

  • @williama.hovestreydt6623
    @williama.hovestreydt66236 жыл бұрын

    just talking about it and sharing with people goes along way in helping...just realizing your not alone and not dying etc. All the best to you brothers and sisters!

  • @Love4Music94Castle
    @Love4Music94Castle6 жыл бұрын

    They are very scary. I have had them before and for me they come in different levels. I can have a low panic attack and high panic attacks. I do have anxiety and when my panic attacks started to increase I started seeing a therapist. Usually if my Fiance is around he can manage to calm me down from a panic attack, but I am still learning to hope with panic attacks when I am by myself or around people who do not know what to do or even understand what is happening.

  • @ruth6849

    @ruth6849

    6 жыл бұрын

    Love4Music94 i believe in u, u beautiful person 💕 good luck in coping w your anxiety

  • @tybaltofficial1160

    @tybaltofficial1160

    6 жыл бұрын

    I saw a therapist and it was horrible she kept twisting my words and not letting my talk and she made by anxiety worse.

  • @nickwalters5196

    @nickwalters5196

    6 жыл бұрын

    If you want to stop your panic attacks permanently then go here to find out how: PanicGone.xyz

  • @888alp

    @888alp

    6 жыл бұрын

    Breathing will make ur anxiety go away.

  • @888alp

    @888alp

    6 жыл бұрын

    I mean take a deep inhale and exhale it made my anxiety dissapear, its better than medication. I have anxiety i now journal and breathing techniques daily, vital tools.

  • @alanpalooza
    @alanpalooza6 жыл бұрын

    For me I was in the passenger seat of the car omw to Target. I happened so sudden and random, I was feeling like my eyes were getting heavier and my vision is getting blurrier by the second, I had shortness of breathe and felt like I was dying if I closed my eyes, I had the chills which I thought maybe it was the AC but when I turned it off I kept shaking and rubbing my thighs and I couldn't stop, then I was just like " I know this sounds crazy but I need to go to the ER I don't feel right " and when I walked in I was crying and trying to explain to the lady what I was feeling saying things like " my heart is raising, I have a huge headache, my chest hurts and my vision is getting blurry even with my glasses on " mind you I was crying and shaking during this. And I was immediately called to the back to be seen, but what I hated was the fact they acted like I was the problem like if I was on some type of drug or just overreacting, which made me panic and stressed even more for help, I had a heart rate of 155 and all the nurses kept telling me " calm down I need you to stop and calm down " but like how the hell am I supposed to stop if I had never ever had a panic attack with an anxiety attack, I didn't even know what was wrong with me until the nurses left and doctor saw me after being hospitalized for 4 hours. It's just so unreal and horrifying that I wouldn't wish it upon anyone, it's also scary how some people don't think this is a real problem, I'm so glad you caught this on tape as it validates how one might be in full on fight or flight panic mode but also so sorry you had to go through this.

  • @SilverMoon1369

    @SilverMoon1369

    6 жыл бұрын

    This kind of made me tear up. I had a huge fight with my mom and something similar to this happened (same symptoms) and I started breathing really fast, basically hyperventilating. I was trying to calm myself down. I've had this happen numerous times before, I usually start counting, doing math in my head, or listing my favourite colours and "painting" in my mind, if that makes sense. So I was basically trying to do this, standing in my hallway because I couldn't move and my mom walked back to me. I think she went to continue the argument but then she saw my face. The next thing I know I'm falling backwards, my brother tried to grab me but I hit the ground. I had retreated so far into my mind, trying to calm myself that I had actually went and hyperventilated to the point where I fainted. And it got worse once I came to a bit and I had a full fledged panic attack because I realized that hey, I just fainted. My memory got really splotchy from there, I just know from what my brother told me was that he had to force my mom away from me because she was triggering this episode I was having and it took about 45 minutes to get me calmed down and into the bathroom. I was really nauseous and lightheaded. It was absolutely horrible. I wish I had some advice as to what to do when this happens but all I know is that all my other methods didn't work that day. I'm not sure why or if there's different kinds of attacks that need to be dealt with differently, or if it was just because the thing that set me off was near me the whole time and that hindered me from calming myself. Beat of luck though and I'm glad you're okay :)

  • @PANIC87

    @PANIC87

    6 жыл бұрын

    Chamomile tea works within seconds. I don't have them anymore!

  • @PANIC87

    @PANIC87

    6 жыл бұрын

    its_just_air Chamomile tea cured me.

  • @alanpalooza

    @alanpalooza

    6 жыл бұрын

    I'd love to let y'all know that I've been jogging for my anxiety/panic attack as recently. For example I'll be watching tv laying down and the minute I start feeling different and feel my heart pumping I get up and jog/run in place for about 5-10mins and they go away. When you're having an attack adrenaline is being pumped through your body due to your body's natural fight or flight instinct, so idk of y'all have noticed but if you're laying down or sitting still it takes way longer for the attack and symptoms to go away, by jogging or running in place your body basically is going to make your heart pump faster thus releasing the chemicals you normally get when you do a serious workout routine and helps counterattack the adrenaline and the chemicals that are caused due to the attacks. It's a whole natural process I mean it guys google " exercising during anxiety attacks " and it will basically tell you how it's a natural remedy. I'd thought I'd let you know because it's done wonders for me less than a week. Like I said I have not had an actual attack in two days and I've never taken meds for it, I chose not to be as my request to doctor, tho I rarely get the symptoms of mild migraine or cramp in chest and back area. I tell y'all this because it's life changing one session can reduce the attack and symptoms for hours and if you do it everyday for 15mins you can reduce the symptoms and attacks for longer over time of making it a routine.

  • @chrisskelton

    @chrisskelton

    6 жыл бұрын

    I had one recently too. I think my ADHD medication may have caused it, not directly, but made me more susceptible. I used to have them when I was younger and on Ritalin. I only recently started taking medication again as an adult and had another panic attack. Very scary and I hope it was just stress and won't happen again, but if it does, I might have to consider going off medication again. It sticks because it helps me so much

  • @TheFatman1918
    @TheFatman19186 жыл бұрын

    You are brave , helping people who don't know or understand why this happens, and what we can do to help the people who we love and care for

  • @larryjohnson9084
    @larryjohnson90846 жыл бұрын

    When I have anxiety attack, my whole body is shaking, I'm crying very hard to the point I want to puke and also I breath extremely heavily.

  • @rafiaahmed9553
    @rafiaahmed95537 жыл бұрын

    You sounded quite frustrated after being unable to do the intro perfectly..

  • @Dani101st

    @Dani101st

    6 жыл бұрын

    Sierva María Many of us with anxiety are perfectionists. We feel a lack of control which is frightening. In my case, I lived through some severe traumas That led to this fear of not having control. That may be part of it but I can't speak for all sufferers.

  • @yodead-4402

    @yodead-4402

    6 жыл бұрын

    I started working id struggle to talk to my managers like words wouldnt come out as planned,i speak fluently english but now im cool with them i dnt struggle

  • @gollycom

    @gollycom

    5 жыл бұрын

    No, she was just thinking of the amount of money she could make off all the gullible retards 😂😂😂💵💵💸💰💰💰💰👻👻🐀🐭🐭🐀🐀🌙🌙👽

  • @arifrifi6665
    @arifrifi66657 жыл бұрын

    dear people don't make fun of her this attack is very bad trust me coz I'm having all the time in malls in playgrounds in school or even I'm with family so pray to God to heal this woman and protect u all from this attack

  • @mouse9008

    @mouse9008

    6 жыл бұрын

    arif rifi this was not a bad anxiety attack....lmao really 😮

  • @royjulius2100
    @royjulius21006 жыл бұрын

    Wow...thank u for sharing...I can't I know wut u felt or wut u went thru...no...I cannot stand it when people say such things : " I know how u feel " or " I know wut ur going thru "...in my uneducated opinion...in saying those things to a person it seems to take away wut that person is feeling at that moment, like suddenly it just became about them...idk...so... yes I have had more than a few of anxiety attacks myself n it felt to me...my whole left side when numb, I couldn't talk n sounded similar to how u just did in the video...I can only relate, but I know it was very scary n thought I was going to die...I'm glad I've seen ur video n again I thank you for sharing, very brave n caring...n hope ur doing great today...

  • @brendaplumley4491
    @brendaplumley44916 жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much for this video. My sister Tanya had the same thing happen though her symptoms were very very similar they mimicked seizures. Now when her stress level is high her syptoms are just like the ones you faced in this video, that I just shared with her. Thank you for sharing this.

  • @paulettemart
    @paulettemart8 жыл бұрын

    Wow, I ve been into this situation so many times. I didnt know was a panic attacks. Although I had suffered from depression and anxiety before, the panic attacks i used to have were more like heart going fast, feeling something was stacked on my neck, shaking and going very cold for no reason, ect, but now im getting symptoms like yours for no reason and I dont understand why this is happening to me. More now im feeling confused more often, I feel like my memory is getting worse and im only 25 years, is very frustrating when you dont know what to do I even feel Im losing my mind. Thank you for sharing this video, it has made me see things in a different perspective.

  • @gavekk9682
    @gavekk96827 жыл бұрын

    Idk if its a anxiety attack or a panic attack but every time i start crying and stuff, my teeth start shacking, i feel like a drama queen and want to stop bur i cant. And i get scared thinking "does everyone on the school think im overreacting?" And its just horrible.

  • @barbarabrynne8375

    @barbarabrynne8375

    7 жыл бұрын

    Look up symptoms for a panic syndrome. See if they match up. If you don't have numbness or like a quick heart rate, etc., then you're probably just freaking out in your mind. What makes an anxiety attack real are the physical symptoms

  • @rahmaahmed5259

    @rahmaahmed5259

    7 жыл бұрын

    anxiety

  • @ThekrakenHughes

    @ThekrakenHughes

    7 жыл бұрын

    That's exactly what happens to me

  • @roseq3650

    @roseq3650

    7 жыл бұрын

    This just happened to me, thank you for posting this comment I don't feel so alone now.

  • @veronicapetrov184

    @veronicapetrov184

    7 жыл бұрын

    same. I have panic disorder so I know how it feels

  • @shaneglover99
    @shaneglover996 жыл бұрын

    Sorry to see you go through that. You shouldn't have to worry about having that problem in life. To see someone as young and beautiful as you go through that is a shame.

  • @NamelessQueen138
    @NamelessQueen1385 жыл бұрын

    this has never happened to me quite like this but when I watch this, I almost panic for you. I know that terror. I feel it when I watch this. I can o my imagine how terrified you must have been. I hope you’re doing okay now. ❤️

  • @Pinnjaaa
    @Pinnjaaa6 жыл бұрын

    Since last year when I stared having anxiety attacks they have varied in symphtoms, but mostly my anxiety attacks consist of shaking, weaken knees (very hard to walk, once I fell) blurry vision, fastened breathing and black flashes in eyes like loosing eye sight, not being able to feel touch, crying soo much crying, not being able to carry myself, shaky voice and that horrible gut feeling like everything is a soup inside. Good luck to everyone out there expiriencing anything similar, it sucks.

  • @scorpionwins6378

    @scorpionwins6378

    5 жыл бұрын

    Pinja I've had similar symptoms in the past. My doctor related my issue to anemia and low blood sugar. There were moments when I would start to feel dizzy and lose my balance...I would sweat profusely and my hands would start shaking, and my vision got blurry. In moments like that I would eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and a banana and that would usually stabilize me. I would look into that if you're still having this concern. God bless.

  • @cindylou2821

    @cindylou2821

    5 жыл бұрын

    Pinja all of that and a dull roar in my ears , confusion, sweating, people talking but I can’t hear.

  • @zahraseraphina1664

    @zahraseraphina1664

    5 жыл бұрын

    I feel you girl... stay strong child

  • @kamehamedouken8869

    @kamehamedouken8869

    5 жыл бұрын

    Pinja my symptoms are very similar. I've had 3 notable ones like this and they can last for several days in fluctuating severity until I get to the doctor and get medicine

  • @jesseilvillamor5325

    @jesseilvillamor5325

    5 жыл бұрын

    Me too

  • @elizdawn009
    @elizdawn0096 жыл бұрын

    My panic attacks have greatly hindered my life. They come at almost any given time and are absolutely devastating. I have been in and out of treatments and have tried multiple medications. It’s such a horrible thing to experience and I don’t wish it upon anyone. When an attack first starts I feel extremely hot. My heart begins to race and then I start to feel like I’m going to throw up. I shake uncontrollably and it literally feels like I’m going to have a heart attack. I get as pale as a ghost and lose all senses. They usually happen during the night and last for about 30 minutes. Horrible!

  • @mandielou

    @mandielou

    6 жыл бұрын

    Elizabeth D your symptoms are exactly what mine are but for my blood pressure gets extremely high and my heart rate is in the 130-140 , get hot and sweaty pain underneath left arm to fingers and a squeezing pain in my heart with numbness and tingling. My legs get weak and whole body shaking like crazy, slur my words the first responder thought I was going to have a heart attack or diagnosed with trachacardia(sp)

  • @cheddarcheese09

    @cheddarcheese09

    6 жыл бұрын

    praying that you would have freedom from this!!!

  • @Karaisohsolovely

    @Karaisohsolovely

    6 жыл бұрын

    I have the same exact things happening to me. I’m so glad I’m not alone, it’s so scary because you feel like you’re having a stroke or a heart attack. I feel like I need to go to the emergency room and it sometimes takes me an hour or so to calm down. Taking a shower will sometimes take my mind off of it, but I usually go on KZread and watch certain videos will distract me. It’s so frustrating because this usually only happens to me at night.

  • @jessyy_lopez6601

    @jessyy_lopez6601

    5 жыл бұрын

    Completely understand you. Worst feeling ever

  • @fabiankeighran1978

    @fabiankeighran1978

    5 жыл бұрын

    What treatment do you take that helps

  • @dennisowens4416
    @dennisowens44166 жыл бұрын

    I am proud of you showing you first panic attack I was driving my first time an couldn't find my destination so I lost my voice by screaming where is f***n place repeatedly and started beating the heck out of my truck and can calm down I was shaking and the only way I can calm down was to get out of my truck in the cold hair and meditate after while I come down got to my truck and found a place it was a scary way to be when you've never went through before so thank you for sharing your story I can totally relate

  • @Tosaith
    @Tosaith6 жыл бұрын

    I don't know where to start. First, I think you are a very courageous person sharing this with the world. I work as a social worker in a girls (age 13-18 years) home. They have all kind of different psychological issues due to different traumas. I believe society needs manifestations like yours way more to better understand the pathology. Thank you for sharing, this was great... you are great.