aph kumund
2005-03-29 22:11:16 UTC
hello, someone said that visual cues trigger his panic attacks. that seems
odd to me. it sounds like being epileptic. panic attacks aren't supposed to
be triggered by feelings and emotional traumas and thoughts of impending
doom and the such? for example, i sort of know when i 'prepare' myself for a
panic attack: when a thought of 'being enclosed in an option and can't have
any other choice' sort comes along, it produces an intense need to escape.
the fact that i want to escape the unpleasant situation and i can't exactly
at that minute, can trigger a panic attack. Generally i tend to be
excruciating judgemental to myself; that also helps depression, anxiety,
guilt, lack of determination and the such.
odd to me. it sounds like being epileptic. panic attacks aren't supposed to
be triggered by feelings and emotional traumas and thoughts of impending
doom and the such? for example, i sort of know when i 'prepare' myself for a
panic attack: when a thought of 'being enclosed in an option and can't have
any other choice' sort comes along, it produces an intense need to escape.
the fact that i want to escape the unpleasant situation and i can't exactly
at that minute, can trigger a panic attack. Generally i tend to be
excruciating judgemental to myself; that also helps depression, anxiety,
guilt, lack of determination and the such.