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rose, I'm glad you're feeling better. Hang on to your faith because sometimes that's all we have in this life. For those who feel that God is somehow to blame for their problems, and should take everything away and make things perfect for them. Unfortunately life's not like that, yes God can heal us, but how can we become better people if we don't have trials and tribulations. If we are born and we live a perfect life, never get ill, never lose loved ones, have all the material possessions we want and basically never suffer at all, how would we ever learn compassion, love, forgiveness, humility,kindness, gentleness, patience I could go on and on. these virtues come through our trials and sufferings is it fun to go through these things? No, of course not, but think of it this way we are God's children and he loves us and never wants to see us suffer, but sometimes we are so stubborn we have to have what we want. We work long hours at our jobs, we ignore our health and eat whatever we want, we take on tons of projects and don't get proper rest and then when we are so stressed out that we began to develop panic and anxiety and what do some of us do? Blame God. When all along all he wanted was for us to just spend time with him by praying , reading our bibles and worshipping him at home, at church at a bible study class etc. Just like any other parent would want to just spend time with their children. The more time you spend with him the more he will be able to guide you and help you with whatever troubles you are dealing with.
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Good for you trish! It isn't really necessary to "go" to church to be faithful or have God's presence in your life...He is with you wherever you are!
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Taz, Im unable to go to church due to attacks while there. I have been able to make it on a few occasions. However, it hasnt deterred my faith. I read the bible, and found a great study bible that I use with it. I watch a certain preacher every Sunday, and pray at home. I believe God is not punishing me, nor loves me any less, for I hold by heart to Him and his love. Sometimes I have to look at it that evil is the one tempting my faith, but it wont prevail, my faith stands strong. Trish
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I can certainly understand your feelings Taz...but if you open your heart and ask God to help He will! We just look for our prayers to be answered our way...God has His own way and time. I am not trying to push religion on anyone as it is a personal matter but faith whether it's in yourself or God or both is a very good thing!
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Hi Slayfaith, A few years ago I started to look into religion etc and followed it for a year or so but since my panic has gotten worse I've found it harder and harder to keep any sort of faith. I also sometimes envy people who still have their faith through this. I wake up every Sunday, (like I have this morning) and wonder if I should go to church - I've never been before and dont' think I could handle sitting in a confined space with so many strangers and with my faith not being there as much, well I cave in every Sunday and panic/anxiety seems to win! I can't help but think if God wanted me to go to church then he'd make me panic free for at least an hour! :)
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Thank you Pamela. That was wonderful. When I woke up this morning one thought that stuck with me was...this is a day the Lord has made, Rejoice and be glad in it. Well I knew then I must be strong and Start living everyday instead of worrying about dying everyday. I have been doing pretty good these past few days. I haven't taken hardly any xanax and when I feel anxious I have actually been able to calm myself and carry on with what I was doing. I need to do this (get better) not just for me but for my family. They too are accident victims...they were in the car with me when we were hit. Thanks to God they had only minor physical injuries but they were terrified too. We all need to heal our hearts.
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I used to believe in God before I developed panic attacks but I've found myself loosing my faith. I've had so much stuff thrown at me I don't know if I'll ever get it back. I feel very envyous of people who still have faith. This doesn't make being terrified of dying any easier. All I've had to do is not think about it. But you know thats hard when u wake up constantly thinking you've died. It's like it's being pushed in your face almost.
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rose, that is probably one of the hardest things we have to deal with in this life is the death of those we love and ultimately our own death. For the longest time each night when I went to bed I would lay there and think another day gone, now I'm another day closer to dying and I wonder if tomorrow is going to be the day? I would imagine how it might happen and what freaked me out the most was the thought if I'm having trouble with this now at 34 how the heck am I gonna handle the thought of death when I'm 64 or 74 what if I make it to 84? I totally consumed myself with morbid thoughts like that(no wonder I had a nervous breakdown). But thankfully, the Lord has taken that away from me, I found a wonderful daily devotional called 'God Calling' that has helped me to have so much peace. Here is one of my favorite passages that may bring you some comfort: Be calm, no matter what may befall you. Rest in me. Be patient, and let patience have her perfect work. Never think things overwhelming. How can you be overwhelmed when I am with you? Do not feel the strain of life. There is no strain for my children. Do you not see I am a Master Instrument maker? Have I not fashioned each part? Do I not know just what it can bear without strain? Would I, the Maker of so delicate an instument, ask of it anything that could destroy or strain? No! The strain is only when you are serving another master, the world, fame, the good opinion of men- or carrying two days burden on the one day. Remember that it must not be!
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Pamela, thank you for your response. I too know that death isn't the end and God knows when its my time and I will also be reunited with everyone that has gone before me. There's a great Macy Gray song about that very subject. My pastor is really a very warm and compassionate man so I have no doubt he can help me work things out. My Grandmother who I cherished died of a heart attack when I was 12. One minute there and the next gone! I never really accepted that she was gone I just blocked it out. I don't know if there is such a thing as handling the loss of loved one's well...but I do need to accept it and come to terms with it.
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rose, I was going to suggest when I read your first post that you should seek counseling from a pastor, but I see you've already thought of that. My dad died of a sudden heart attack when I was 17 years old. I was home at the time and I witnessed it. Back then I seemed to handle it fine, I guess it was youthful ignorance. But as I got older and began to deal with everyday stresses and suffered with anxiety, my thouhgts began to go back to when my dad died and I began to think I was going to have the same thing happen to me. I had chest pains, palpitations, and a heaviness in my chest,and I couldn't sleep because I was afraid I would die of a heart attack in my sleep. Not long after, I started going to church and reading my bible, I felt a tremendous amount of comfort in doing those things, because I understand that death is not the end of everything it is only the beginning. I can't say I'm looking forward to death , but I'm not scared of it anymore, my faith has taught me that when my time comes people that I haven't seen in a long time, who I miss dearly will be waiting for me, so it will be a wonderful reunion. If you are able to talk with a pastor explain to him your fears and I know he will be able to help you to feel better.

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