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Oh my Gosh..I am hoping it is not too late to respond to this. About 8 months ago out of the blue I had a panic attack and was not aware of what it was-I was just freaking out, scared, shaking, thought my life was over-I was severely dizzy...It took a couple of months to shake the severe panic away and I did but, I still felt this wierd ****-Everyday I wake up and think I can not see well, I really feel that my eyes are messed up-Like I am looking in a rearview mirror all the time-IT IS so scary. I constantly feel I have a brain tumor because I feel os out of it all the time-I never just feel relaxed and okay. I miss the old me before the attack but, try not to think of it and I find that in the evening I feel much more "normal" I just try to keep myself busy and try not to think about my eyes not working, which is actually my depersonalization at work-I hate this disorder but, I am very glad I found this site and have found out there are so many people that feel exactly like me-Crystal
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I just wanted to reply to what wrestler just said about feeling great and then wham!! I am quite frightened now when I think I feel 'normal', because I know that it will only be followed by something bad. I feel like if I keep myself in a constant state of alertness I won't be so surprised when something does hit me.Its **** really because you end up ruining any good days that there are!! Like today I've been doing stuff for my wedding and I've been feeling great, but I've come home really hot, you know that horrible hot you get inside when you panic, and I'm sweating so much but I don't feel anxious or anything, but it still manages to ruin the day as now I think something is wrong with me!!
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I have had trouble with depersonalization the last week or so. Last Thursday was really bad. Not sure if this triggured it, but my sister in law has cancer. I was obssessing over dying before that and then she comes down with cancer and my problem seems so silly to me. her cancer is treatable, but I am still very scared because I love her so. So the depsersonalization happened about 3-4 weeks ago at my gym. Then another episode a couple weeks later after an angry exhange with my boss. Now it is bothering me somewhat often. It is hard to shake, but wil, eventually. Like an earlier post of mine: you can be feling like a million bucks and then, wham!!! panic and all the dressings return. David
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;)I hope we can all get free soon. its a bad thing for me 28 years now.and yes i know the feeling of not feeling real 100s of times, it does just pass and thank God I am now off valium. bless you all.
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the panic is just a huge big cyce i will have good days,and bad weeks,its very hard to take care of myself,when i think im dying..i know what all u feel GOD BLESS...
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Hey Spriggy, I have this, what you call "derealization", 2-3 days of the week and for about half the day the time of each of these days. I still don't know what causes it. If I exercise while I have this feeling, I sometimes have severe panic attack. On the subject of Ativan, I've only taken Ativan to sleep. I find it's bad when you first take it (usually takes 30-60 min to get into full effect). Depending on the dose it stays in your system for another 12-18 hours, with an acting effect for about 6 hours. I have always felt almost completely normal, like before I had anxiety the following day when I wake. But things go back to the usual state by evening. Scientifically it increases the action of a chemical called GABA in the brain, which helps control anxiety. I find I have mild panic attacks a few days after taking ativan, I believe it has to do with chemical imbalance, but it could also just be anxiety itself playing head games. I generally avoid taking ativan, but it seems to be everyone's favorite short term remedy.
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I wonder if our bodies just respond overly to meds because we are on "high alert" so to speak. I know without a doubt the Compazine caused my first attack and since I wasn't expecting one (had no clue what they were) I don't think that reaction was psychosamatic. BUT, I do wonder if now that I am soo overly cautious about meds, I almost create this reaction. I don't know. it's just strange. I sure hate this feeling of detachment, floating, tunnel vision, strange head fog, but I guess I have no choice but to accept it right now. I am just praying daily for God to deliver me from it soon. Thanks for your repsonses and I might just try that rubber band thingy. ROFL
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I wanted to post to this last night but could not get in. I find it very interesting that so many can name a specific medication they took that set on the panic. I know my first panic attack that was god awful and full blown was when I took an ambien one night over a year ago. I have taken it since then and have no problems but I was very afraid of the same reaction to it. I can also say that one day I took an OTC diet pill from the health food store and the panic attack was so bad I called 911 to come check out my heart. I have never touched that stuff again!!!!
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HEllo- What you are feeling the derealization is normal to with panic attacks, i experince it myself and i get very scared, i have to actually ask my husband or whom ever is around me if i am really here. I have to touch myself and sometimes i feel weird but its just that our adernal is going and nothing seems to feel,look, or seem right. But you know i have learned to float and accept this feeling, and as hard as this sounds try not to think about it, the more we think about it and put thought to it the more the feelings will last and the more intense they will be. So try to not think of it and it will go away. I have had a reaction to a over the counter medicine actually is was Dayquil, let me tell you that through me into the worst panic attack i have ever had in my life, and i actaully thought i couldnt walk move or nothing and i just layed in bed talking to my dad telling him i was going i was leaving this world, and thats the first time i had experienced that and my told me no its just panic from the medicine with a little bit of a reaction to it. Now when i experince i just either accept it and try to get my mind occupied with other things or i ask my husband or if no one is around i call someone cause i know for sure if i am talking to someone i am here LOL, i will even ask the other person i am talking to you right, they say yes and i say but it still feels like i am not talking. Another thing i read somewhere is to put a rubber band on your wrist and when you get this feeling snap the rubber band, and you know for sure your here LOL. Hope this made you feel better! :) It always helps me to know that other people are feeling the same sensations i am. )
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I've shared a bit here before but wanted to see if anyone else knows about this derealization/depersonalization stuff. I've had some problems with anxiety/panic attacks but honestly, had dealt with them without any medication and for over a year had gone without a single one. I had a traumatic experience with my father in the ER (they told me he was dying and made me leave the room). I did freak out a bit, but did not have a full blown panic attack, but was obviously distressed. The ER doctor told me he could give me something to call me down ( my blood pressure was 145/110) so they gave me Ativan. I have never had it before but when it hit me, it REALLY sent me into the worst panic attack of my life. I mean I COMPLETELY flipped out and thought for sure I was dying. After 10 minutes of this episode, it completely knocked me out and I slept. I have not felt the same since. I have felt the weirdest head fog, like I'm not real.. I finally found out the name is the derealization. I am trying to figure out if that medicine reaction (which I had a similar reaction years ago to an anti nausea drug called Compazine but not nearly severe) has left me with this weird feeling. I haven't had a panic attack in a while now and honestly feel good other than this strange, head fogginess, like I"m in a tunnel feeling. I should also note that I am on 5 mg's of Lexapro so I have considered if it is causing this feeling as well. It's really too hard to explain. Anyone have any ideas??

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