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Old Feb 09, 2014, 10:39 PM
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I've had a lot of stress lately. And a few days ago I was super stress and feeling upset and hopeless like there was no point in living. Well I didn't feel like being by my bf and he just wouldn't leave me alone so I said the worst possible thing I could say just to get rid of him. I really didn't realize the whole weight of what I said before he reacted to it. Then I felt so bad about what I said that I had something between a anxiety attack and a mental break. I thought about how bad of a person I am and how I only harm people and I suddenly couldn't breathe. I keep huffing and gasping for air and couldn't start again. It wasn't like I was panicked I couldn't breathe I didn't really want to breathe I was just so upset that I had hurt my bf feelings. I felt useless and like a bad person and that was all I felt. And finally after a while of my bf trying to snap me back I was able to breathe. I wanta know what this was it really scared me afterward it was like I completely lost control.
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Old Feb 10, 2014, 02:16 AM
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That sounds really scary just because you make a bad decision does NOT mean you are a bad person. In fact, because you felt so guilty about it just goes to prove that you are in fact a really nice person.

Sounds quite like a panic attack though. Have you talked to a counselor before? It might be more helpful for them to give you advice on how to better cope and find strategies to help it from escalating. What I find usually helps is just getting away from the issue (but that's not really feasible all of the time). Then again I usually have my panic attacks by myself so haha. I normally am fairly quick to recognize it and slow my thinking down and switch gears into something else. In any case, though it might be a difficult conversation I hope you'll reconcile with your bf. I would definitely tell him about what you were feeling early and maybe find a way to signal an anxiety attack, in the worst case scenario of it happening again so that way both of you can calm a little bit and stop the panic in it's tracks!
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Old Feb 10, 2014, 02:57 AM
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I've have talked to a t before but I was a kid forced to do it so I lied I didn't wanta talk about my issues I've had small incidents like it but never something I couldn't pull myself outta or didn't even want pull myself outta my bf and I are ok he recommended this site for me because of my dislike of all medicine and doctors he used it when he was going through a very rough time
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Old Feb 10, 2014, 09:00 AM
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glad you joined this site.

sorry to hear that the world has been "dumping" on you a bit. i am happy to hear you have a person you can rely on. I hope you find some good fortune soon.... sounds like you deserve it!

Gods blessings to you.
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Old Feb 11, 2014, 01:33 AM
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Thank you for all you help I am strongly thinking about going to a therapist but because of my past I'm a bit paranoid to talk to one I'm afraid of getting locked up or becoming a shell of myself from meds. I am the kinda person who believes medicine should only be used when absolutely needed. I haven't been to any sort of doctors in like 5 years. I work through the pain. what doesn't kill you makes you stronger but I guess that's not true when it mental.
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Old Feb 11, 2014, 04:08 PM
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Ahh. In the case of mental, I've found that, if you don't treat it then you may fall into the crack between the dead and the living and that is just not a fun place to be. Therapy is definitely a good thing to look into and try. You don't even need to be on medication if they don't recommend it but it's nice to have a place to vent with a professional to help move your thoughts and brain processes into a healthier wavelength

Best of luck!
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