One of the contributors to this blog recently published a series of memoirs that look back on his experience with panic attacks. You can read more about Jeffrey’s anxiety story by visiting his website at http://anxietystories.net
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Learning from Anxiety Stories
November 9th, 2010 · No Comments
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Symptoms and Side Effects of Panic Disorder
October 18th, 2008 · Comments Off
Most people are familiar with the concept of panic attacks, which are sudden bursts of uncontrollable fear and anxiety that lead to unwanted physical effects like rapid heart rate. But for some people anxiety plays a much larger role in their life.
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When Anxiety Becomes Unhealthy
June 25th, 2007 · Comments Off
Anxiety is its purest form is a natural reaction to perceived danger or stress. It occurs as a defensive mechanism to warn you of potential problems. But when does anxiety become more than what it was intended to be? There are many examples of occurrences that are likely to spawn long-term anxiety issues. Panic attacks, [...]
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How Anxiety Builds
June 21st, 2007 · Comments Off
Anxiety is a fairly complex state of being that encompasses three tiers of body activity – psychological, emotional, and behavioral. All of these components recycle anxiety and produce side effects for each specific category.
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General Anxiety Disorders
June 16th, 2007 · Comments Off
Anxiety disorders have a number of different sub-categories, but they all share similar symptoms. The most common being a phobia or nervous condition that can keeps a normally healthy individual from enjoying a normal lifestyle. Some disorders can develop quickly, while others slowly get worse over a number of years before becoming disabling to the [...]
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Difference between Panic and Anxiety Attacks
June 14th, 2007 · Comments Off
Panic attacks come out of nowhere and bring powerful and overwhelming feelings of fear and then dissipate. It can be confusing experience that has no common reason why it happens.
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