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My worst nightmare during panic attack is not being able to gasp for a needed amount of air for a period of 2-3 minutes. Then right before I feel like I'm going to faint - I finally get that despirate gasp of oxygen. This prevents me from leaving the house and living life fully. Does anyone else experience it? how do you manage it?
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This is me when I can't get a breath in. No matter how hard I inhale. It seems like that's it. No more oxygen. Which makes me panic even more. I count my fingers and tell myself to breathe. Like, literal manual breathing. After a few minutes I realize I'm actually able to breathe. (Pointer finger to thumb, 1 , middle to thumb, 2, etc. And then reverse)
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I fear fainting or vomiting when I panic. It makes it very hard to go out, but I try to think to myself, so what if it happens? It’s not the end of the world. Maybe I’ll be embarrassed for a little while. Maybe I’ll feel a little off afterwards. But I’ll live! And I’ll be fine! I can handle a bad day, and then I’ll wake up tomorrow for a fresh start. Hope this helps!
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