Has Talking About Mental Health Become Easier? | Loose Women

[@crystaldance5731]

That was a really sweet thing to say not everyone wants to talk about it he handled it real well 🙁❤️

[@DigitalMangoShake]

I sometimes get panic attacks out of the blue. He handled it great.

[@signalfire15]

People’s dismissiveness with panic attacks is stemmed from the name of it. I’m a big advocate that we call it something else. I think, because of the name, people assume the trigger is panic and so you can just “calm yourself down” from it but it doesn’t work that way. It’s a completely involuntary response that happens to your body and sometimes there is no trigger at all. I’ve had it happen numerous times, for no reason at all. I haven’t had one in many years though. It’s just out of nowhere when it happens.

[@cathyaddis3156]

Yes so long as you handle it well

[@josephprendergast2]

We all have a brain so therefore we all have both good and bad mental health. Some people are better at dealing with it than others, hence why theres so many mental health struggles in our society!

[@cathyaddis3156]

Totally still not okay for work

[@Tracy-x5y]

Imagine the mental health of all those poor poor children of Palestine. Their panick attacks must be off the scale

[@sally-ie7og]

I would say definitely not.

[@lindanoble7047]

Oh Denise... 🥱

[@JindiKrizanac]

aimentalhealthadvisor AI fixes this. Talking about mental health easier?

[@jacksoncrate]

Anxiety. Like stage fright

[@patriciadevlin5121]

These women are not professionals on this subject. They don't have a clue what they are doing or speaking about. 😅