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Whenever I feel Anxious about a Topic or a Situation, I research it exhaustively and review data from multiple sources and this has DRASTICALLY changed how I view the Big Scary and makes it less so and gains my confidence in how I proceed further.
Highly recommending being insatiably curious researching everything and anything you can so you can move through the world easier.
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Do you feel like you're having a heart attack when anxiety strikes? You aren't "broken"—you are experiencing a physiological misfire that can be managed once you understand the science of your nervous system. In this episode of Ask Kati Anything, licensed marriage and family therapist Kati Morton breaks down the clinical definition of panic disorder versus anxiety attacks. We explore the seven stages of the panic loop, why your amygdala misinterprets normal body sensations as a suffocation alarm, and why common advice like "just calm down" often backfires. Kati shares actionable grounding techniques—including the temperature shock method, vagus nerve stimulation, and the power of finding a "neutral space"—to help you regain control and stop the cycle of avoidance.
Idk who needs this information, but yesterday I found out about 'adrenaline hangovers.'
After a panic/ anxiety attack, you're left feeling exhausted, on edge, and probably with brain fog. During an attack like that, your brain pumps your body full of adrenaline, and after the attack ends, your body has used up so much energy that you're left feeling like shit.
Some people can recover quickly, but other people, like myself, might take hours to days to fully recover.
I had a really bad anxiety attack last night that really made me feel like I was dying, and I'm still recovering today. This morning I was shakey and on edge, but I'm doing a little better now.
There's no single "cure" for this, but you can do little things to help. Eating and hydrating is a great start due to how much energy you run through during an attack. If you can, take time to yourself; watch a movie, play a game, take a nap, whatever works for you
we're gonna be okay
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I wish there were more variations in panic attacks and anxiety attacks in media.
Cause not all of them are hyperventilating. Some of them are cold sweats and nausea or even a hazy feeling. Some people’s ears ring and some feel faint.
I’d just like more variations, especially on my specific type where I get cold sweats and ears ringing and hazy eyes, in media.
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Guys i need help- basically i get these periods/ moments of anxiety and dread either out of the blue or because of a triggering topic (for me this includes medical problems, blood loss/ injuries in great detail etc) where i just feel uncomfortable and scared, sometimes ill start sweating or twitching or i get faint/ lightheaded
And idk what to call these like ig they make sense as ana anxiety attack but theres less like overthinking n overlapping thoughts and more just dread and fear
there's a book by primo levi titled "the drowned and the saved" that somehow stuck with me as i believed for a long time that i was gonna be one of the drowned ones at some point. but lately im having the worst anxiety attacks in a while and a voice inside of me said "i will save myself" and since then im repeating these words everyday and today i finally reached out to people and told them i needed support and they were happy to hear from me and now i have a tiny hope i maybe won't get drowned. fingers crossed.
I cracked the code for making phone calls without triggering your phone anxiety: have a panic about something else that you can't solve without calling someone for help
