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delancey

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What Was This???
Posted: 10-07-05 18:38pm

Around 7 months ago I got pain in the left side of my chest and called
for an ambulance, as I was waiting to arrive I was panicing and I had my hand on my chest and was convinced I felt my heart stop for a second and my vision started to fade and so I hit my chest and my heart started beating normally again with a hard thud...The ambulance arrived and I went to the hospital and they did tests and said there was nothing wrong...And i'm only 15 I suffer from really bad anxiety...
Was this serious???
I am terrified about it ever since...And have had really severe symptroms and stress ever since then...I already had anxiety before that though...
It's just i'm convinced my heart stopped for a second with the fading of the vision and feeling as if I was about to die...
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sad_eyes

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Posted: 10-08-05 07:25am

Hi,

are you seeing a counsellor at the moment? Could you maybe consider seeing one for your anxiety to prevent it from worsening. Why do you feel that you are suffering from stress and anxiety? Is it caused by anything inparticular that you know of?

Take care of yourself.
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gi3s

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Joined: 07 Oct 2005
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Posted: 10-08-05 10:58am

I know that your experience was very scary but I am sure the hospital did test to rule out any heart condition. Please continue with the counselor. Are you taking any medications for the anxiety?
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delancey

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Posted: 10-08-05 17:49pm

Yes, thanks for your replies, I have an appointment booked with a counceller.
I'm not taking anything for my anixety yet.
The thing is though although I was under a high amount of stress on the day it happened i'm still convinced that it felt like my heart actualy stopped, has anyone else ever experianced anything like what I described?
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pip2000

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Joined: 29 Jul 2005
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Posted: 10-09-05 14:10pm

Hi there delancey,i have experienced that feeling and it really is all to do with anxiety, I have had anxiety and panic attacks for five years long enough but not as long as some,i followed the linden method,and I also take fluxoetine(they are great) and now I am back to "normal" I cannot even bring on anxiety,i have so much stress so many problems(with my teenage children)that I could really have gone mad,but iv taught myself that nothing but nothing is worth worrying about,just yourself and getting better,the linden method has helped me so very much,i listen to a recording every night whilst im getting off to sleep and the help it has given me has been worth every penny and more,if I can help you in any way you can email me at p atsy2000@blueyonder.Co.Uk take care and trynot to worry(easyer said than done) x
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delancey

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Posted: 10-10-05 17:18pm

Pip2000 thanks for your advice, it helps to hear from other
people.
I will listen to the advice you give, thankyou.
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gi3s

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Joined: 07 Oct 2005
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Posted: 10-13-05 11:18am

Good, you are too young to be having additional thing worrying you. When you address your fears to the counselor I am sure you will be reassured.
But please post here if you start to feel bad or have any other questions even if you feel is dumb or stupid, most of us have been there and can share with you our symptoms and try to help you sort them out.
Take care, sally
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