Hi! That’s great news that your symptoms went away. The thing is that I seem to experience these symptoms even when I don’t feel anxiety and I feel fine so this is why it bothers me x
Fluffycatx, I know what you are saying in that you don't have to be in the throws
of anxiety to continue to feel the symptoms. You can feel that you are totally at calm
when in reality there are always low levels of adrenaline waiting to peak at a thought,
a sound or a fleeting memory. The subconscious mind does not forget and keeps
replaying what we want so much to escape. 24/7...even while sleeping.
Until you put that fire out completely it will continue to spark up when you least expect
it. Anxiety does not go away on it's own without some work from us. A pill may subdue it for a while but the ember is still there. We need to find the root of the cause.
We need to find other methods that work for us. Acceptance is the key. Accepting that
these are anxiety symptoms and nothing more. However we must believe in that. We can't allow "but what ifs" to take over our negative thoughts.
The body is so intricately connected to the mind, that what you think is what you will get is more than true. I use meditation and deep breathing each and every day. I live
in the moment the best I can. (Mindfulness) I use self hypnosis along with relaxation
videos several times a day. Nothing worth while comes without some work. I breathe
my way into each and every day. When waking up, on the forum, driving, shopping, relaxing as well as before bed.
It will lessen as you lessen your fears. Continue using the forum as a support spring
board. We have all been where you are at one time. There is strength in numbers and
we all will get through this one day at a time. Wishing you Peace & Calm xx
Eventually, it will pass. This is a chemical imbalance in your body caused by your anxiety. When you get busy with life, the symptoms will slowly lesson over time.
Yes yes and yes I have explained this to doctor. I call it the I am still on the elevator effect. I had an MRI and nothing. Still happens but trying to ignore
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