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ThatChillGuy

2y ago

Tips for Managing Anxiety Attacks

What are some good ways to keep calm when having an anxiety attack.

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klazikel

2y ago

Maybe try running cool water over your wrists and splashing some on your face to help get you out of your head.😁
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ThatChillGuy

2y ago

thats interesting but why the wrists
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Tylerd522

2y ago

Don't focus on what you can't do, focus on what you can do. And understand that adrenaline can numb your senses. Strong emotions can make you skip drinking water or eating enough. So grab a snack, go for a walk, get some water, listen to your favorite music
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ThatChillGuy

2y ago

ive definitely noticed ive dropped in weight due to not eating or not eating enough
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Tiamoxoxo

2y ago

I love my mindful techniques I’ve learned. One of my favorites is to just notice what’s around and say it in your head. Like “2 brown doors 2 white windows 1 brown mirror”
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ThatChillGuy

2y ago

ive tried that technique and sadly its doesn't work for me. I usually call someone and talk it out but i always cant rely on doing that.
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beetusbby

2y ago

Do you happen to live in a state where it is legal recreationally or even medicinally? I also have a Xanax prescription but it makes me very tired so not exactly ideal if you're operating heavy machinery.
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ThatChillGuy

2y ago

Yes its legal here but we have to treat it like alcohol. Not in public and not while driving. Even vape shops here carry thc pens and edibles now.
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beetusbby

2y ago

I personally smoke weed and meditate or put on a meditation podcast that will walk me through calming down. Hope this is helpful
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ThatChillGuy

2y ago

Ive been thinking about the weed route but i work at the shipyard and if i get sent to the clinic for any type of injury then its an automatic drug test. To be honest though I'd risk it because having no way to calm sucks.

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