Alcohol and anxiety

[Jamescrider]

so it’s been like at least 2 yrs since I drunk a lot of alcohol enough to get tipsy and I quit for a reason because back then it made me feel very anxious

I’m having a bad aftermath like bad anxiety ptsd type vibes and I’m not liking it has anyone else been Through this??🤔

[Irish112442013]

I quit drinking in December because it made me have panic attacks but since I quit I feel like they gotten worse.

[Jamescrider in reply to Irish112442013]

It’s weird how this whole thing works out I’ll never go back but it Definitely expose my anxiety

[mydog56 in reply to Jamescrider]

also i felt these feelings when i drink coffee < so it could be that too

[mydog56]

mostly you should quit cause it will get you too much drunk and will get you sick, have you drink water lately ? mostly that helps your body work and feel good, mostly i never drink that type of stuff cause i am a teenager and still a kid but i know all of this importent stuff cause i went to a class that told me this and i just wanted to help friends and adults feel safe and not sick, like my mom i just told her to stop smoking and to drink at least only 1 or 2 but that is it cause of resterunts and that is it you know,

[Agora1 in reply to mydog56]

Hi mydog, I'm glad they are teaching our young people the cause and effect

in what we put in our bodies. Good response from you xx

[mydog56 in reply to Agora1]

thanks you could drink water and all those stuff i said were true

[Agora1 in reply to mydog56]

Oh I know how true it is about drinking enough water each day.

I now line up my bottles of water for day so I can keep count in what

I'm drinking. Good advice for sure xx

[mydog56 in reply to Agora1]

i am glad you liked my advice

[Agora1 in reply to mydog56]

I was just going over your posts from 2 months ago.

I wondered if your foot has healed completely. xx

[mydog56 in reply to Agora1]

thanks for knowing and reading it, no it has not, it broke

[mydog56 in reply to mydog56]

it is broken

[Agora1 in reply to mydog56]

I remember you saying you bought a walking stick from the Dollar Store

but you never had it looked at by the doctor? x

You must be in pain I would think..

[mydog56 in reply to Agora1]

yes i am .... i am not using it cause it is not a big stick

[Jamescrider in reply to mydog56]

Yes I drink lots of water.... It was just a one time thing with the alcohol but I appreciate you explaining yourself and giving good advice And helping others in need you should be very proud of yourself😊😊 thank you

[mydog56 in reply to Jamescrider]

i am and thanks, if you need me i am always here

[Agora1 in reply to Jamescrider]

Hi James, "mydog" is very knowledgeable as a young student.

She's certainly right concerning water. Whenever alcohol is in

the system, or caffeine or even MSG (which all can trigger anxiety)

a fast safe solution is flushing the chemicals out of the body by drinking

plenty of water. Alcohol and Caffeine are both hydrating.

Feel better soon my friend xx

[Jamescrider in reply to Agora1]

Yes your right I appreciate her a lot for that and I thank you as always for the advice you been giving me for the past 4 or 5 yrs 😊😊 and I will definitely drink more and more water 💙

[mydog56 in reply to Jamescrider]

your welcome, keep drinking and i hope you feel better soon

[mydog56 in reply to Agora1]

it is really not good drinking too much alcohol and tobacco and doing smoke it is not good the same with caffeine but if you have pop just drink 1 not too much i get water in case too do that when your at a resterunt or anywhere

[mydog56 in reply to Agora1]

i am a young adult

[Agora1 in reply to mydog56]

I'm sorry, "a young adult" xx

[mydog56 in reply to Agora1]

its okay i am a young adult kid teenager you know we all make mistakes sometimes

[Agora1 in reply to mydog56]

I agree mydog... the thing is to never feel that we can't

say 2 words "I'm sorry" I like your personality dear xx

You're going to go far in life

[mydog56 in reply to Agora1]

ok thanks

[mydog56]

mostly i knew it in my head already

[mydog56]

i like teenagers to know this as well i do in my brain and mind

[JkBauer]

Good morning,I hope that you are doing well today! Congratulations on hitting your two-year mark of not drinking that is wonderful!- I have a couple of thoughts for you; 1). What kind of interests/ hobbies do you have that you like to do? 2). When you start to feel that anxiety, have you ever thought about starting getting active, like go running or walking, doing a workout at the gym...? These kind of exercises will help refocus your mind and the exercise is healthy for you, physically, mentally, and emotionally...

[mydog56 in reply to JkBauer]

i agree