[ SECRET POST #2207 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2207 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

While we're at it, can fandom learn what an actual panic attack is?

If you are narrating your 'panic attack' as it's happening with legible typing, then you are probably just very upset about something.

[yeahscience]

That's not necessarily true. I've had panic attacks for years and sometimes the best way I can deal with them is to try to type/chat through them. If I have one at work, for example -- and I have -- it's that or go cry in the bathroom, which will be noticed by other people and make me feel even worse.

I feel like a lot of people forget that people may be in various stages of therapy/trying to deal with the issues they have. I also have an unusual trigger I've been working on, and I've gotten to the point where it still sometimes triggers me and sometimes doesn't. That doesn't mean it's never been a trigger, or even that it's not a trigger anymore; it means that I've come a long way and am still working on it.

[wauwy]

lol, that bottom part is not true and actually made me think I didn't have panic attacks for a long time.

[(Anonymous)]

I was sent to the ER a few years ago because I was having an "anxiety episode," we'll call it. I was confusing everyone, because it didn't look like a panic attack. But they take chest pains and light headedness very seriously when you're visiting someone in the cardiac ward, so they strapped me into a wheel chair and sent me off. The ER doc was all "can you have a little panic attack?"

(Someday I'm totally going to keel over dead of a heart attack, having claimed the chest pains & light headedness & nausea were just a panic attack.)