Just wanted to share something that helped me so much last night that it brought me to tears. The relief brought me to tears. I have struggled with agoraphobia, dissociation, derealization, severe long lasting panic attacks, not leaving my moms (had to move into her place at age of 24) place for 11 months, depression, you name it I've experienced it. I have also been prescribed more medications the. I feel necessary to write but just know I’m probably prescribed it or have been. I recently weaned myself off my SSRI and it’s been hard but I’m doing great. Well, not great. I take it day by day and some days are amazing, some scary, most exhausting, and I still experience panic attacks on the daily. However they are subsiding and here is what I discovered. MAGNESIUM. GO TO YOUR REGULAR DRUG STORE/PHARMACY AND INSTEAD OF RELAXING WITH LAVENDER EPSOM SALT, I highly recommend (I’ll type the version I got) “Cvs health-Epsom Salt-Magnesium Sulfate crystals with added fragrance.-calming & relaxing soak-soothing relief from over exertion & stiffness-rejuvenated and revives” along with purchasing “ cvs health Magnesium Citrate 250 mg per serving - BONE & MUSCLE HEALTH”. Both help with anxiety. Go read up on google magnesium helping with anxiety or panic attacks. It’s needed for so many functions in the body and we don’t get enough of it. That bath, first off I can’t sit in a bath for longer than it takes the water to fill up and sometimes wait until it’s all drained. I stayed in the bath for 35 minutes and put three cups of the magnesium (in the light blue bag) into it. My skin absorbed it — went into my body my cells and when I got out-first off I was so mindful which is usually so hard. I put on my lotion and didn’t rush. I stayed in the moment and was calm. My brain finally let me think each thought through. I could breathe and I felt more relief than ever. I’d write more but I have to go to the dentist. Please do yourself a favor and try magnesium citrate and magnesium Epsom salt!!! You won’t regret. Xxx
Kirbs
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