I used to have bad anxiety/panic attacks when I was younger and they slowly disappeared. Now they are slowly starting to creep back in. I feel myself in a constant state of fear and anxiety. I was woken up out of a dead sleep last night to a panic attack that lasted hours. Even today I feel drained from it and still anxious. I just want to feel normal.
Anxiety has returned: I used to have... - Anxiety and Depre...
Anxiety has returned


Any major changes in your life.
Try drinking some chamomile and or lavender tea before bed. Cut back on caffeine and if possible talk to a professional. Don't let the anxiety get to you face it head on now.🦋
Deep breaths;
No major changes have happened in my life. It’s just awful. I feel myself withdrawaling because the only place I feel safe is in my room.
Hiya Shlee! I can imagine what you're going through. Sometimes, having that safe place to go isn't a bad idea. It's the place with the least number of triggers and you will be able to calm down faster. I agree with Elaine as well. A soothing drink would definitely hit the spot! Soothing music and slow breathing can also be very beneficial. Just remind yourself that you're in a safe place and that nothing's going to hurt you. When you feel relaxed enough you can face the world again. Oh yeah, talk to a pro too! Sometimes, keeping things bottled up can make it worse. And remember, we're all here to support you if you need us
Brian
I been drinking everyday and now am depressed and anxious. Feel like and about to have a panic attack
I totally relate to this! I have my ups and downs..when I’m feeling bad (though it is very tough), I make sure to remind myself that it is possible to feel good! I think of how tough I know I could be and how happy I know I could be. Us sufferers are tough survivors! Drinking calming teas, doing breathing exercises, talking, and writing are super helpful
Very similar to what happened to me. I am in my mid forties and the panic attacks kicked in after many many years free of them. I have always but anxious but this took it to a whole other level. I started seeing a therapist immediately and returned to my psychiatrist. There were days I thought I would not make it. With meds and therapy things are manageable altho lately my health anxiety has flared up again. I'