If you’re anything like me, the nighttime can be a particularly difficult time to keep anxious thoughts away and cope with feelings of panic. I am sending all of the positive thoughts and well-wishes to you in hopes that you get the restful nights sleep you need tonight.
This is what I’m going to try and keep in mind tonight when I’m trying to fall asleep:
- Symptoms of panic make me afraid but they can’t hurt me.
- I am safe and I can get through these difficult moments
- The panic attack always ends. My job is to make myself as comfortable as possible until it passes.
If you have any strategies that help you get through the night restfully please feel free to share.
(As well as any tips for starting off your morning on the right foot instead of immediately looking for feelings of anxiety.)
Know that you are not alone. You are not going crazy. We will get through this.
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Kelsey22
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I struggle at night. I take anxiety meds. Since I can't sit in quiet with my thoughts I have the tv on low. I try to do some self care too: put lotion on my feet, drink extra sleepy time tea. I found I have to allow myself to fall asleep. The tv also keeps my dogs from barking at night. I know my methods aren't the preferred way to do things but that is what works for me. maybe you can find different ideas that are tailored to you.
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