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Anxiety attack?
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I've always felt stressed out and it's happened before but the other day it got worse. It was Sunday night and my friend texted be about some homework due. My cheeks got super red and hot, my heart raced and I breathed like I was crying.
is anyone expiriencing the same thing?
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Hi Jess welcome
We can't diagnose of course as we are sufferers ourselves. I had anxiety myself for many years.
Make an appointment with your GP and take a note of all the issues you've had recently that have been upsetting or stressful
Tony WK
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Hi jess
I've experienced that feeling everyday for months but with severe symptoms .. anxiety attacKs can make you fearful and cause a lot of other issues. I know exactly how it feels to worry and be overwhelmed with life
I suggest just talk to someone you feel safe with and discuss it what you've been dealing with.. But take your time, it can take a load off your shoulders and hopefully you will receive the support you need.
Be safe and it's okay to ask for help.
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Hi Jess,
Anxiety attack are not pleasant. I have been battling with them for 5 months now and only recently seeked help which has reduced these attacks substantially.
I still have setbacks but I manage them better and everyone on beyondblue is wonderful and supportive so we are always here for support. 😊
Don't be ashamed to seek help, sometimes we just need it. Talk to your GP.
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