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[@BomChickyBowWow]

I also had legal trouble and also started having severe panic attacks. After a lot of therapy and back and forth with the attorneys I finally decided to take the weight off my own shoulders and tell the police where all the bodies were buried. Every last one of them. I haven’t had a panic attack since and now I sleep like a baby when my roomie D-Bo allows me to be bottom bitch. I gotta hide the phone now cause the Lt. is coming down the hall. Peace and love, everybody!

[@tofudelivery394]

That went from 0 to 100 real quick huh

[@AdamBorseti]

👍🏻😅

[@boijoe2411]

?

[@BomChickyBowWow]

Boi Joe so far 91 people understood this. You’re the first to be a stumped. How’s it feel?

[@boijoe2411]

Creepy Dingus he’s jokin right

[@heirtothepwn]

I'm proud of them for talking about this sort of thing at length

[@SBrown-ti8xe]

Why? 😂😂😂

[@InsomniacSpartan]

@@SBrown-ti8xe brings awareness to it.

[@carterterrano3042]

@@SBrown-ti8xe wait until you have an acute panic attack one day, you'll understand. It's a traumatic experience and not easy to talk about

[@KobeJordan8]

@@SBrown-ti8xeyou still fat?

[@abdosimon]

@@SBrown-ti8xebecause common society makes it not something “acceptable “ for men to experience. Despite that not being warranted

[@isaacaldape86]

I get panic attacks on occasion, although I’ve only passed out twice. Shit is definitely not something to underestimate.

[@graxo3752]

shit feels like.....oh man am i dying? yes im dying....better prepare to die.

[@JK-bb2hm]

I think thats actually what happened when I was going to take midterm exams in my freshman year. Felt like I was violently sick. Just incredibly hot, lightheaded, could barely walk, so many people around me. Shit was awful. I had to go to the bathroom. It was terrible. It went away tho. So it must've been something like this. Not sure what the exact cause was tho.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Pussy...and a Steelers fan...super pussy

[@isaacaldape86]

@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 that deserves a like👍

[@delailama736]

@@JK-bb2hm Mine feel like what I assume a heart attack feels like and I start shivering/trembling. The three or four I've had lasted about an hour.

[@losj7294]

Hes having a panic attack in the thumbnail cus he drank dasani

[@RxG21]

Why does Kyle look like he got punched in his eye lol

[@grips7813]

He got a cancer tumour removed from his eyelid around that time.

[@GriseWeisshark]

@@grips7813 for real?!

[@Apaola22]

Damn I was about to say maybe someone farted on his pillow and got the good ole case of pink eye, thank god he’s all good

[@YaBoiYoda]

A year ago, my girlfriend had her first panic attack. She's always had anxiety, but this was the first panic attack. She was at work and went pale, tunnel vision, shaking uncontrollably, she lost all color in her lips, and started to hyperventilate. She said it felt like her tongue was rolling back, she was convinced it was a heart attack, or hypertension or something. She had two more within the same week, and had to quit her job. For 6 months I worked alone to pay our bills and pay for her medicine and doctors. Because of the panic attacks and her pre-existing anxiety condition, she developed agoraphobia, and the fear that she has hypoglycemia(even though she's never had issues with blood sugar). It's been a hard journey. She's no where close to being fully recovered, but she has a job, she manages her now chronic anxiety attacks, and the few panic attacks she does have she handles with grace. It's not easy, it's not fun for anyone involved, but if you have a loved one with an anxiety condition, take it seriously. You never know when their body could decide they're in danger and send that signal for adrenaline. Sorry for the novel, I just haven't really been able to talk to anyone. Edit: grammar

[@bonoboapebra2822]

All the best mate

[@ManDuderGuy]

Thanks for sharing. Wishing you and yours well.

[@thedistractedcanadian4355]

Stay strong man proud of you for standing up when you guys needed it

[@DiabloDaSlaya]

Good on you for helping and sticking around, also for understanding. You’re a great man my friend.

[@milagroman75]

You can test for hypoglycemia at home. If she is hypoglycemic the result won’t be pleasant but it will save you a trip to the doctor for a simple sugar water test that would cost nothing at home, but $250 at a clinic.

[@FollowGod4]

Panic attacks are not caused by any singular thing. However the most common cause is a disregulation of copper metabolism. Basically, you have too much copper in your body. Why does this matter? Dopamine is converted to Adrenaline utlizing copper as a cofactor. It has been shown that when you have excess copper levels, dopamine is excessively converted to Adrenaline. Too much adrenaline causes the panic attack and in fact panic attacks would occur in ANYBODY who has excessive amounts of adrenaline suddenly dumped in their brain. The real kicker here is that copper can be released from body tissues whenever your adrenal glands are overly worked up (such as when you make adrenaline because this happens to be where its made). So you're double screwed in a high intensity situation because your body is dumping adrenaline but then the dumping of adrenaline causes a release of copper which then causes you to make way more adrenaline. End result is that you have far too much adrenaline released than you should have. How do you fix this? Low copper diet, high dose zinc supplementation (40 mg day), and high dose vitamin C (2000 mg day). Zinc competes with copper and vitamin c actively binds and clears it from the blood. i recommend starting this protocol with a fractional amount like 10 mg zinc and 500 mg vitamin c. if you do the full dose on your first time you might ironically get a panic attack because it will have too great of an effect. How do i know this works? my wife used to have debilitating panic attacks, same as kyle. used to pass out and everything. Took me awhile to figure it out but eventually i did and now she rarely if ever has panic attacks. Last tip, in case of a panic attack emergency take 1000mg of magnesium glycinate with 600 mg L-Theanine. Within 30 minutes (if you took on empty stomache) youll feel remarkably better. Again this isnt going to help everybody but it will help a great deal of you, good luck.

[@blakebramley9171]

This is amazingly-informative. Thank you

[@thevomit5851]

Copper is also necessary for making red blood cells so you should not get rid of it entirely. If you eat some beef liver occasionally you should get all the zinc and copper you need.

[@FollowGod4]

@@thevomit5851 I respectfully disagree. Some people have especially high copper levels due to reduced liver binding capacity or from environmental factors such as copper piping in their homes. While beef liver is the greatest nutrition source on the planet, for those with copper disregulation it is disastrous.

[@company667]

The face kyle made at the end "I still got her card" lmaoooo

[@leanfatboy4902]

Finally. Some people who know what it feels like, everyone I know who says they're having a panic attack are usually experiencing what my baseline of anxiety is. People who have never had one think that's what it is, "just" bad anxiety. They don't realize how much of a physical thing it really is. When they say they feel like they're dying it legitimately feels like you're about to black out & never wake up. They also range in intensity. I've only passed out once, it was in a public bathroom & I cut my cheek on those little drains with the bunch of tiny squares in the middle of public bathrooms. Went completely out on my feet, didn't feel my head hit the ground or anything

[@Baskl757]

Never felt like i was going to pass out but i get the worst adrenaline rush x10. The one thing thats the worse is how hard your heart is beating and you always think you are going to die. I'm not sure if it was just anxiety but i can feel it building up over time and i've had them where they would last a week of my heart beating hard, can't eat more than like 300 calories a day and can't get out of bed.

[@taefithendo]

man i was never the type to think i could get these until that shit happened to me my first time.. everything he said was so true i didnt know what the fucc was going on lmao i tried to fight it and was still standing and just blacced out.

[@PassZehBoof]

Never passed out but I’ve laid in bed and had the entire lower half of my body shake uncontrollably like I was having a seizure from anxiety.

[@HelloDapp]

i had a severe panic attack once in my life, and it was a couple years ago when my throat felt like it was closing. Exactly like he described it, it felt like a constant brown out, like you stood up too quick, and i went completely numb. Ive fell asleep at the wheel and broke my back, had 2nd and 3rd degree burns, Split half my arm open, etc, etc, and that panic attack was definitely up there with one of the worse things ive experienced. My girl was talking to me the whole time right in front of me, and i barely even heard her.

[@anythingbutmyrealname]

@@PassZehBoof like strong shakes in the hips? Like your cold?

[@milagroman75]

Ever “green out”? Like smoke and pass out soon after, “vignetting” like you said (brown out). Many of us have low blood pressure naturally and it causes fainting that is compounded by anxiety but you can lower that BP mang, best of luck with that in the future

[@MooseCastle]

Where I'm from we call them whiteys (white out). I've only ever experienced them twice and both were in the same week. I'd been smoking for years at this point so I chalked it up to having a bug or something. Nasty stuff, started throwing up and felt really weak but it passed pretty quickly and I immediately felt fine after.

[@milagroman75]

@@MooseCastle low blood flow from your possible illness! I’ve measured people’s blood pressure repeatedly after smoking and there’s typically a brief increase followed by a rapid decrease. Why do you call them whiteys? Like a pass out in the snow moment? My best guess ⛄️

[@milagroman75]

@@MrWatchmeskate1 ahhh I feel, true that’s exactly what it’s like. Way better description.

[@TheSaulJohn]

Panic attacks suck. Been to the ER several times for it. I’ve never passed out but it gets bad.

[@TealJosh]

When I had my first blood donation, during conscription, it was a proper trip to me. Pretty deep into it I got the whole almost passing out thing. No feeling in hands and legs, tinnitus and sounds seem come from other room and like full tunnel vision greyout. I was well hydrated and all so it wasn't that. My initial blood test showed good blood pressure and oxygination. I just paniced out. Never been scared around blood before. For some reason pulling blood off me just didn't sit well after that. I'm fully fine with vaccine shots too.

[@TheSaulJohn]

GTpcGaming I’ve never in my life had them. Until I was rushed to the emergency room for energy drinks. I had two “cocaine” energy drinks and got pretty messed up. After that, I’ve gotten SVT (supra ventricular tachycardia) and panic attacks. I would get them out of nowhere. Literally just having dinner with my wife I would have to walk out and get fresh air. I’ve gotten much better since then.

[@austincomfort2812]

Yo when Arian said that when woman cry he laughs and the memories started to come up that shit made feel like i wasnt alone in my struggle...GREAT PODCAST GUYS!!

[@TheANDRINGA]

Anyone else have anxiety that revolves around feeling sick quickly? I dont feel like im going to die I just feel like utter shit. I would RATHER die.

[@JohnDoe-zu2cm]

Yes.

[@martincarter8312]

I had a panic attack while I was painting car and thought I was having reaction to my respirator. Like there was something toxic in the filters. I thought I had breathed something in and it was collapsing my lungs, totally convinced I was dying. Ive had a few since then and its always accompanied by a solid 30 mins of super intense shaking afterwards. Anyone else get the shakes real bad?

[@crunkdaddy11]

Yup

[@anythingbutmyrealname]

omg my get them so bad like my body is running hot and I feel so cold and I’m shaking DEEP “in the hips” I guess you’d say

[@milagroman75]

Blood sugar issues and low blood pressure. Health programmes target high blood pressure and obesity so roughly that we forget there are those that have low blood pressure or are hypoglycemic (anti-diabetic)

[@honchoryanc]

I over came them once I was like welp not gonna die like last time

[@howey935]

Im glad i dont get anxious. 1 of my mates has vad anxiety and has panic attacks and i feel so bad for him especially when he has blackouts.

[@draconamore]

As someone whose dealt with this at length in the past. I can say that at times you can feel like there is no reall stress at all the body just goes into shock and you feel the tunnel vision and shortness of breathe coming on. I had one experience where i was driving and with no trigger i felt it coming on. Thank god the light 30 feet ahead was red. I remember the last tought i jad was to push on the brake pedal and hit the hazard lights. I woke up like a minute later and the light was still red. Had to pull over in the fast food parking lot after and have the second stage of the panic attack after i came to. Fought a panic attack off one time after cutting my finger off.(heavy fear of my own blood.) Threw up twice from the anxiety and almost blacked out from the shock. But if you try really hard you can oush through it most times once you can recognize it as a panic attack as opposed to the feeling of death coming on.

[@kissfan8675309]

Every single one I’ve ever had has been out of the blue.

[@notvearia1636]

My ex has 2-3 panic attacks per week, i had to talk her through them all through the phone because they were all at work. It’s nothing to mess with. She also has hypersensitivity disorder and affection disorder. Also idk if i should get back with her because she has affection disorder but she’s waited for me, and i feel bad. I’ll keep you guys updated if you’d like.

[@philthethotdestroyer4194]

yes please, that sounds rough especially if you love them

[@marcusrodriguez7395]

So howd that turn out for you bro

[@LoverLikeNoOther]

Howd that turn out

[@giovannicooks]

Made fun of my older brother for anxiety attacks we would be chilling and he would dial 911 and get picked up and taken to the hospital,few years ago I thought I contracted a deadly disease and I started having them and damn are they scary changed the way I view things that I havent experianced my self

[@Ryokohbi]

I had a few during my tenure with addiction on benzos. The only way I ever got over them and conquered it was through self-talk. "Accept you're going to die and wish for more of these feelings", they will eventually subside.

[@diab2901]

its never good when Im having an anxiety attack and I decide it doesnt matter if I die idc

[@turnip5359]

Benzo addiction is no joke :(

[@rhamby3470]

It sucks what the government does to people for taking a harmless drug

[@Wuqz]

I have panic attacks and they can be quite dangerous in fight or flight scenarios. Instead of fighting or running I will just freeze. Almost got me badly beaten up once by several people but I used a weapon which thankfully made them run. I got arrested and hit with crazy charges though, which has made my anxiety worse since I'm now afraid of having to defend myself when I go out because my country's laws are so flawed.

[@JohnVo423]

In 2011 I had a panic attack that lasted for an hour and a half. I knew I was having one, I knew I would be fine eventually but I was foggy and numb. I was calling my buddy who’s no stranger to attacks and he couldn’t talk me out of it. It wasn’t long after that that my nervous system took a hit and I got really weak and shaky. I couldn’t chew food for too long because my muscles got tired really fast. If I didn’t hold my head up straight, the muscles required for supporting my head would fatigue quickly. I was convinced I had ALS. Took months for my body to recover.

[@davey749]

This is some straight up man shit. Boys dont talk about this, men do. Thanks to these guys for being great role models for mental health

[@myststories2539]

I've had pseudo panic attacks where I was on the verge of throwing up they happened like twice a month

[@Dawkins007]

I strongly recommend people who suffer from panic attacks look into mindfulness meditation. It is perfect for breaking the panic feedback loop. The key trick is that you observe what's physically happening to your body in minute detail but don't react to those changes emotionally. I've had quite severe claustrophobia issues in the past, but I find that the panic subsides almost immediately when using mindfulness.

[@kennethkennethson4991]

As a kid i used to wake up to panic/anxiety attacks. If i woke up to it, it would feel like a heart attack as in my chest would feel like its going to explode. But normal times it felt like my brain would half shut off, so id pace and hyperventilate as well as sweat. Its great they talk about this

[@ShellShock11C]

I've never passed out from them (thank God), but I do have them extremely regularly. Couple a week usually. I have an alcohol problem, and the hangovers just MURDER me. The anxiety is up a million percent. Hard to breathe, get a bit dizzy, heart/chest feels funny. It's so horrible... it feels like you're legit dying. It's so scary.

[@RotGodKing]

I know you probably know this but alcohol is making it worse. It's worse when you're is withdrawals from it.

[@vdubvance]

I've never had panic/anxiety attacks until a month ago. I haven't worked since march, 12 hours a day of youtube, liveleak and reddit has taken its toll. first the virus, then the possible outbreak of civil war. I start stressing out, pacing. Best thing I've found is taking the bike out and riding four miles just exploring neighborhoods. Another thing that helps is stupid TV. I've quit caffeine and started vaping zero nic, It's helped, but I'm still going nuts.

[@strelets534]

just promise you wont shoot a place up and make gun owners look like shit...

[@boimemes3462]

Reddit hahahah what a joke

[@Nortronful]

Low key with everything going I’m So thankful my work is still open I couldn’t imagine staying on social media all day at home alone reading all this shit

[@vdubvance]

@@Nortronful I deleted my facebook, It feels like the weight of the worlds off of my shoulders...

[@vdubvance]

@@strelets534 I have anxiety, I'm not hearing fucking voices or anything...

[@Bumbaclartios]

This hits so close to home, the blacking out thing. I had an anxiety attack at work, passed out and slammed my head on the concrete in front of the whole place. Once that happens out of nowhere, you’re always waiting for it to happen again. And then it does happen again. And now you’re agoraphobic because you’re just afraid, but one day you face your fear and go out.. and then it fucking happens again. Chronic anxiety is such a snowballing type of issue. And people are not really empathetic about it, or about anything really

[@boxedfender4810]

I had them all through high school and still do to a point. I didn't know what the hell was going on. I got sent home for the day cuz they thought I took some pills something. I was sober. The more I tried convincing everyone that sorrounded me that I was sober the worse it got. It was fucking humiliating and just a bad experience.

[@fraserclayton7468]

I don't get panic attacks but my anxiety get's so bad that i vomit or feel incredibly nauseous and can't eat

[@Hogartth]

Same the anxiety like gives me a stomach bug

[@ssandus1153]

Adrenaline is a hell of a drug

[@HotBrass-Lead]

I had stage 4 lymphoma I’m 5 years in remission, I never had panick attacks until the cancer now it’s taken over . I’m fairly tough but it’s crazy it just comes out of nowhere .

[@mortega1640]

I’ve been abusing alcohol for a long time. I made the biggest mistake the other day trying to go cold turkey. I got major withdrawal symptoms. I legit thought I was going to die after 3 days last night. My horrible anxiety started it all. Trying to seek a better route to do this without the possibility of putting myself in real danger again.

[@mageboi97]

Good luck buddy!

[@EternalNico1]

sounds corny but literally just find something to do during the day

[@tuphatz7119]

@@EternalNico1 Shit is the hardest thing to do when you withdrawal from anything yet it does the most for you. Vitamins, sunlight and keep your mind busy.

[@TheANDRINGA]

Ive only had one panic attack that I had to have a shot in the butt. Was probably the most relieving feeling lol.

[@dbw166]

I always attributed panic attacks to just really bad anxiety. I've had situations where I had to remove myself from the situation and calm down. Had my first full blown panic attack a couple months ago though, and man it was the worst experience you can imagine. I got the sensation of what a heart attack would feel like, numbness on one side, and feeling like you're losing your mind. If you know anyone who deals with it regularly, that person is dealing with a living hell. I was lucky I had roommates that had similar experiences and were able to help me through it, had i been alone i don't know what i would have done.

[@PlayboyJester]

I have been suffering from panic attacks my whole life I would get them once a year but I never knew what they were, 3 years ago I got a really bad panic attack and since then they hadn’t stopped it’s been everyday but I thought it was something else me and my doctor exhausted everything and 2 weeks ago I finally accepted I suffer from panic attacks. I feel less of a man that I get them but after watching this video I feel better knowing one of my favorite KZbinrs of all time suffers from them too, my panic attacks are a lot like Foster’s everything he said matched mine so perfectly and I feel bad that someone else feels my pain. I hope y’all get better, I’ll pray for y’all. Wish me luck too I’ve got a long road to recovery. It’s crazy that right when I accept my panic attacks there’s so much stuff of panic attacks being recommended to me on KZbin and other social media.

[@gazzy9136]

I suffer panic/anxiety attacks almost every day of my life for many years now and it doesn’t matter the tons of times I have them, I still can’t handle them a lot of the time. It’s horrible.

[@johnoster4098]

Don't hate me for suggesting this nor just disregard it, because it'll do more than you'd expect. Try mindfulness meditation on a daily basis, theres a few apps that can guide you in the beginning. From what I've experienced and what I hear from others seeking similar outcomes the level of stress and anxiety from your environment is reduced to almost nothing. IT sounds pretty psuedoscience wu shit, but I can assure you it will produce results.

[@gazzy9136]

John Oster I appreciate the suggestions, but sadly I suffer from autism, ADHD, severe anxiety/panic disorders and bad depression... When I say I’ve tried everything, I’ve tried EVERYTHING. Nothing works for me man. Just gotta live like this for the rest of my life sadly.

[@chrissullivan9597]

Every thing Kyle described is exactly what has happened to me many times

[@clydefrog203]

Shit I think I'd rather have the panic attack, when I get a anxiety/adrenaline dump I get diarrhea lol

[@jcc1ked]

Arian is awesome. Great guest. Good episode fellas.

[@francisdoherty4066]

Lack empathy? I’m Canadian I’ve never even met someone whose had panic attacks. To me it seems like an American Hollywood thing.

[@johncamp7679]

Fight or flight has been updated to include fight , flight , or freeze.

[@Staring4827]

I've had dozens. Best advice I've ever gotten? Warm shower, breath six seconds in, six seconds out exactly. It's way more difficult to do than it sounds, your hyperventilating is not self induced, your body is doing it itself. It feels automatic.

[@greghamblin367]

Zoloft is amazing... I used to worry myself to almost passing out... AND then, about 15 years ago my doctor prescribed Zoloft...

[@LB-mr8qv]

Wow kyle sounds like joe rogan.

[@clydegrey5061]

How could you not hand a panic attack sitting at an arraignment facing 10+ years?

[@NubrangeLtd]

This happens to me, but instead of passing out, i start swinging lmao

[@philthethotdestroyer4194]

lol

[@Cowboybrian01]

I'm new to the channel, is that the Arian Foster who played for the Texans?

[@sovietunion8100]

yepp

[@abz817]

Yes sir

[@kooleeon]

I suffer from really bad anxiety, and EXTREMELY severe misophonia. In high school I would have panic attacks almost daily, although i dont usually pass out from mine. I do occasionally go catatonic for a while after, the worst was around an hour I think. With my misophonia, I'm always at, or near peak anxiety whenever I leave my house. It doesn't take too much effort to get me to, or past fight or flight.

[@thetwins0350]

And always Have a very good day

[@Xzzotica]

“And as always, have nice day.”

[@lettuce5450]

It went from talking about panic attacks to talking about porn

[@SSEasygoing]

Real shit here man. Good to hear stuff like this. Helps cope with my own shit

[@ryanlee3228]

I’m on meds now to help control my anxiety but before it was bad especially because mine we at random and normally didn’t even know what was causing it. But I’d spiral down fast a lot of the time, but my reaction was to puke and normally had maybe 5-15 seconds to find a place to throw up. Was out to dinner one night and had already paid, stood up and just crashed and ended up puking in my to go bag. But thank you for sharing and putting this out there

[@raisedheart]

I get panic attacks every now and then, normally from my anxiety, and they fucking suck.

[@Ralphonthetrack]

I have one of these every night before I go to sleep, shit sucks

[@ogreinhard4996]

The worst part is you can't breathe, and you can't tell how long it will last. Shit sucks man. Thought I had a heart attack one time, severe chest pain, cant breathe, left arm numb.

[@christianterrill3503]

I have had panic attacks since I was 9 got progressively worse till 18 couldn't even leave my house. im so glad I went to a really good therapist and stuck with it for years. I still get panic attacks but rare and when I have them I can lay down and kind of work my way out it without going deep and puking and freaking out. learning to feel the attack come on and just let it happen without putting feelings saved my life. for years I took Xanax or klonopin for it and in the end run it made it 100 times worse and I was super addicted to it. now no meds at all.

[@ung427]

Sometimes there's a feedback loop. Where you are a little bit nervous and you don't know why and you try to act normal, and that very act makes it stronger, then you really try to act normal, and you don't realize that when you are trying to act normal, you are getting more and more nervous, and then people start looking at you, and the harder you try to relax, the harder you get Anxious until you just black out..

[@xxp0siZlayr]

Ive only ever had two panic attacks. Usually when i get fight or flight i always fight but those two times i flew. One of the times i ran 5 miles in my bare feet and normally i can barely run 1 mile

[@TorturedSouls]

That's the adrenaline kickin in there

[@ashcosmo3854]

Meditation and mindfulness. You can absolutely talk yourself out of it. The moment you focus on it though you need to divert your attention.

[@brovid-19]

When it comes to panic attacks, anxiety, ADHD.. no.. there is no empathy. No one gives two shits. "Everyone has , so you're being dramatic." _it really helps the condition_

[@godforreal7355]

I didn't have 1 big panic attack, I had about 6 months of racing thoughts and the feeling of having somebody point a loaded gun at your chest. That's the best way I could describe it. Like you have a gun trained on you 24 hours a day. Since then I have been very sensitive to caffeine... Until I found Percocet. After my first 30mg, I could finally breath. Yeah, that became an issue.

[@CertifiedFresh7]

5:47 mom’s spaghetti

[@badmonkey2468]

This needs more recognition

[@crispyynades5650]

I have extremely bad and constant anxiety (Randomly started in 2016) and ive just dealt with it as best as i could. After so long, i just became a hermit, and never did anything i didnt actually need/have to do. Finally decided to try out some medication, and they prescribed me Celexa (Citalopram) and it was a lifesaver. I will say, the side effect were fucking brutal for the first 2 weeks....Cold sweats, shakes, mind racing, dry mouth. Pretty much felt like giving yourself flu symptoms. Luckily i have amazing family and friends, who pushed me to keep taking them and not give up on it, and im so glad it stuck with it. Ive taken the medication for a month now, and can notice how im just chilled out. Not over analyzing every situation and coming up with the worst case scenario like i did a month ago. I feel like alot of people watching this video might also deal with anxiety, so i wanted to give my side. Feel free to comment back if you had any questions.

[@Hendrik-jan-de-tuinman]

whats up with woody's eyebrows

[@FrostySumo]

My panic attacks are more cumulative. If I don't get time to decompress something will set off an attack. It could be something as simple as forgetting to pay a bill on a hard day. One time I had a pretty abrupt panic attack when there was a warrant out for my arrest for stealing something that I know I didn't do (go figure it was apparently my responsibility if my dad with dementia starts stealing shit and and I don't notice) and didn't have any knowledge of but my natural inclination would have been to shut down or run away from whatever's causing stress but you can't run away from the police so I basically shutdown. I've never felt like I was going to faint until that attack but I think they call mine catatonic panic attacks. And a lot of people forget that it's not fight or flight it's fight, flight, or freeze.

[@PaulDaHeadBanger]

This is one of those thing that you can live with your whole life without knowing what it even is. something they dont teach you growing up, but they should. Hell atleast in know where the midochondria is in a cell

[@fth0047]

I STILL GOT HER CARD 😂😂😂

[@itsbowmantv]

I was at the gym a few months ago doing an overhead press with the barbell +60/70ish lbs. when I finished I got this adrenaline dump and my heart rate spiked. I’ve been worried to do them since but I’m now thinking it was a panic attack caused by something or another

[@arslanmentos]

BTW his fine was 7.5k not 5k, he just forgot

[@50PullUps]

eek, I had a crappy childhood but I've never had a panic attack.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

The guilt of murdering someone will do that....

[@marcuss4808]

Present ending & Beatdown Versus “I watched an action movie like John Wick” ?

[@dave0161]

5 mins in and I realized that was Arian foster wth lmao

[@ptk4392]

same bro lol

[@chrishartley6411]

2:00 that's why you feel the need to run . I get them , shit sucks

[@goeja]

The strange thing is in my 39 years I never seen any one in Africa have a panic attack. I wounder why people in third world never seem to have these problems.

[@baneofbanes]

Because they’re barely feeding themselves day to day and have an average life span of less than 40 years.

[@jayangek3532]

first time ive seen foster in sooo long lol

[@916009]

Kyle had a panic attack when they're reading the charges, (shits his pants) plays it up some don't gotta stand.

[@DavelyDriven]

Panic attacks are no joke...

[@Peep502]

panic disorder is very serious i cannot drive because of it and its very hard to deal with its not something that is the same for everyyone

[@EternalNico1]

how old are u

[@ALLdoughVARGAS]

the only panic attack i had was at 19 the first time i tried to quit doing heroin. never had one since. Arian is also right about him not processing shit correctly. I'm pretty sure i dont get them cuz i started exploring my childhood and processing things at 23. But i do smoke weed

[@quakeruin7643]

"I still got her card"

[@Self_Supremacy]

I have never noticed before and am not attempting to be mean but does woody have a nervous tic with his eyebrows? Seriously never noticed til this vid.

[@PYROCAFE]

boyo, i have Cartaplexi, i go out when i lough or get angy. Kyle should check himself on Narcolepsi or Cartaplexi

[@14isoldenough]

Lol I started having a panic attack in court. It continued through the whole day and through my shift at a factory I work at. I had tears rolling and felt like someone sitting on my chest but I didn't care. If anyone would have said ish I was ready to flip and lash out.

[@connornobbs3487]

Ya know what’s crazy, I’ve basically conditioned my body into leaving me control when I black out, it used to happen so much and I was tired of it and me getting hurt/ how it could affect me getting into the military, now I can completely black out, not be able to see or feel anything, but still remain in control and walk around

[@octogames6823]

A real panic attack feels like you are physically on the verge of death. I had them for years before I was able to identify them. I still deal with them almost on a daily bases. I dont know what my trigger is. I will wake up in the middle of an attack so it can be a struggle to maintain normalcy.

[@winter2060]

Your dreams probably have a trigger somewhere in them that starts to trigger an attack. Do you remember your dreams/nightmares often? If not you should start to make a diary about your dreams and find out what’s a common theme in your dreams so you can pinpoint it in real life. Dreams are all your subconscious showing your conscious what’s up or how you’re really feeling about something in particular. Might not affect you consciously but subconsciously it’s panic inducing.

[@octogames6823]

@@winter2060 I gave that some thought. I will need to start a journal. I do remember the last time I woke up with an attack and I could not recall what I was dreaming about. I did make a connection between lack of sleep and frequency of my panic attacks. They are closely related. More sleep I get the less often the attacks would occur. Just an observation not a fix unfortunately.

[@winter2060]

@@octogames6823 for sure man! there's alot of triggers for anxiety, some are inevitable but you can always iron out the ones that are! I hope you find that kind of peace for yourself :)!

[@mitchmaule6517]

Woody sounds like an mmf kinda guy👍

[@kdw75]

While I have never passed out or anything I do get a tightness in my chest from anxiety on rare occasions and get nausea. I also tend to laugh at horrific things. Like if I were to see someone get killed in front of me I would do an involuntary laugh.

[@Michael-ru3su]

You're describing heart burn

[@kdw75]

@@Michael-ru3su I do have a mild hiatal hernia. I appreciate that.

[@brovid-19]

I've had panic attacks when I was alone, pretty chilled out, derping along like normal. Nothing of interest going on, just a usual day at work and then it feels like my heart wants to explode, I can't breathe and I'm pretty sure im having a heart attack because when i put my hand on my chest, I can feel a very distinct, extremely rapid twitching inside my chest. But a heart monitor will show normal BP, normal pulse, everything is a-okay, yet it feels like my heart is racing and putting your hand on my chest feels like someone is playing double bass on my chest cavity. I can't fake muscle tremors, but no one else is able to feel them apparently. And if i take my shirt off, you can see em. tl;dr anxiety disorder, if that's what i have, is a collosal bitch.. it's not serious enough to be taken seriously, but debilitating enough that if you have it: you're the only one who'll take it seriously. ....which feeds back into the anxiety and...

[@Heavymetal16]

whats with his eye

[@TobyW360]

I used to get panic attacks and heat stroke

[@TobyW360]

So i basickly win so shut the fuck up

[@SirCarcass]

I have the laughing stress reaction, and it can be awkward. It's not that I think it's funny, it's just I guess the strangeness/ridiculousness of the situation hits me in a weird way.

[@HandjobHandsome]

Ok joker

[@hollyswain1845]

I have anxiety and panic attacks and flashbacks because of my past and I have two panic attacks everyday at school and one at home ones a day

[@sirinherrscherofvoid.chose2235]

NyzFreeThinker AKA SaintThomasJoseph Hell no, hail our Lord and Master, Lucifer. Repenting is for the weak, they are people who don’t accept their punishment and try and get forgiveness.

[@beaucaspar3990]

I hope you talk about how you feel to someone who you trust a friend a teacher, a particular family member, your parents. Fight it, keep fighting it. It's not easy, it's a struggle, but you've got to fight it. Do what ever you can to better your situation.

[@tylerstoddard707]

What’s up with Kyle’s eye

[@bishop8652]

He got surgery cause there was traces of cancer in his eye socket i think

[@brady_a981]

I have had the same kind of panic attacks as Arian recently, definitely got triggered by coronavirus... now I smoke weed and I’m all good

[@020finnnn]

Brady Adams don’t smoke too often tho, seen a lot of people get paranoid asf after smoking alot daily for a long period.

[@underwrld453]

Finn 020 or they start being a shut in

[@honchoryanc]

Id wake up to panic attacks it was awful

[@imreplyingtothiscomment2378]

I past straight out a couple months ago