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    Default Does anyone else go from one extreme to another in seconds?

    I have been doing so well for about a week. Taking walks in the sunshine, eating yummy food, just generally well. Then out if nowhere earlier, while cooking supper, I got to feeling really weird. Kind of dizzy or you know that feeling when it seems you aren't quite in reality? That and throat n* and now I'm lying down, feeling sad because I was doing so well. What causes one to go from one extreme to another so quickly. I be been in bed for a couple of hours and the n* will go away for a good ten minutes, then come back, and so on. Is this my anxiety? It am I dreadfully coming down with something?

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    Default Re: Does anyone else go from one extreme to another in seconds?

    Hey , it def sounds like anxiety because I do the same things also. It happens several times a day to me sometimes. I have a personal theory which makes sense to me ha! Basically I think that it has to do with our conditioned automatic response and hyper sensitivity to any new body feeling. What I mean is that the second we feel something so much as just a tiny but diff then what we think we should feel we automatically create throat nausea and other emet type anxiety symptoms which then cause us a great deal of fright. One way to combat this I've found is to argue with they feeling . For example if u all of a sudden feel dizzy say "no , I'm not dizzy. I may have turned my head quickly or got up too fast, but I am not dizzy and have no reason to be anxious because there is nothing wrong. " keep arguing and reasoning with yourself and it will go away.

    Hope this helped

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    Default Re: Does anyone else go from one extreme to another in seconds?

    I agree with Punchbuggy! you'll be fine.

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    Default Re: Does anyone else go from one extreme to another in seconds?

    Oh yes, anxiety! AND you could've had low blood sugar. It happens to me all the time, if I go for awhile without eating. Like, I HAVE to eat something every couple of hrs ..even if i dont feel hungry. I get shaky and dizzy, and ..scared! Glad you are okay.
    For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; But of power, and of love, and of a sound mind. (2Timothy. 1:7)


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    Default Re: Does anyone else go from one extreme to another in seconds?

    Thanks guys. It just really freake me out! I was a snacker when I was a kid. But this phobia killed my ability to snack throughout the day. Maybe I should atleast try so it will keep my blood sugar normal.

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    Default Re: Does anyone else go from one extreme to another in seconds?

    Quote Originally Posted by Valen* View Post
    Oh yes, anxiety! AND you could've had low blood sugar. It happens to me all the time, if I go for awhile without eating. Like, I HAVE to eat something every couple of hrs ..even if i dont feel hungry. I get shaky and dizzy, and ..scared! Glad you are okay.
    Me too! All the time

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    Default Re: Does anyone else go from one extreme to another in seconds?

    I find the worst anxiety attacks happen when things are great, my guard is down. When things aren't great I kind of expect them and they don't hit me as hard if I am prepared.

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    Default Re: Does anyone else go from one extreme to another in seconds?

    Yep, me too! Anxiety attacks at the worst possible times! Ugh! I'm sorry you're feeling bad! Feel better soon!

 

 

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