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Lockerby
Lockerby

So does anyone else get super weird nights where your mind is still semi racing but you feel like everything is shutting down in yiu? Or does anyone else get a weird tickling butterflies type feeling in your stomach during anxiety attack.

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  • chick30548
    chick30548 Lockerby

    Posted

    OH MY GOODNESS!!!!!!! lol it is like u read my mind. that happenes to me ALL the time. i thought i was the only one lol. I talked to a lot of people about it and they said it is normal. The racing mind thing could stem from mild anxiety. If it gets unbearable i suggest a hot shower before bed and Advil Pm i do believe my bf called it.... he takes one or two and he is a drooly lol. he says it works wonders.... ABSOLUTELY nothing to worry about though lol.     Btw i like ur pic
  • Lockerby
    Lockerby

    Posted

    Wow well that's a relief. I'm in Walmart right now having a hell of a time. Mind is racing bad. Lol
  • Lockerby
    Lockerby

    Posted

    Thank you lol
    • chick30548
      chick30548 Lockerby

      Posted

      Lol i Suffer from severe anxiety and yet have hole life ahead of me pretty much but ive been told it gets better with time so. lol. how old r u???
    • chick30548
      chick30548

      Posted

      this is an odd question can you see the picture of mine i changed it but idk if ppl can see it
    • chick30548
      chick30548

      Posted

      do you mind if i private message you???
  • caitlin39841
    caitlin39841 Lockerby

    Posted

    hi Lockerby. yes, thsi stuff is part of the ebb & flow of anx. the tummy butterflies are common as there's so many 'receptors sites' in the gut that constantly communicate with the brain. is it OK if i PM u.

    Caitlin.

  • zineb20420
    zineb20420 Lockerby

    Posted

    Yup me and its followed a visit to the bathroom and as u r describing its like my regular night
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