on the verge of giving up.
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I am 29 male I have suffered from anxiety since i was 14 years old. I can't go further then 5 minutes from my house without freaking out. Recently i slipped and fell on the stairs of my house and ended up being in bed for a week unti i was able to walk. I scared myself after the fall that i was going to be paralyzed, fought through it and was ok. Then one night laying in bed i felt a weird numbing sensation throughout my whole body and i panicked, it eventually went away but i've been terrified ever since then and turned to google, i seen everything from pinched nerve to MS, Parkinsons etc etc. Ever since then it has been down hill, i started feeling weak, lifting anything gave me a weak feeling, which caused more panic. I've been to the doctor, had blood test done, still i don't feel right. 90% of the weak feeling went away after i told myself i was fine over and over and then it turned into burning / vibrating feeling in my legs, that went away and it turned into fully body shakiness and now the burning / hot feeling is back. My muscles are always tense, if i bend my legs at the knees, they shake and it panics me even more. Even when i feel like i am calm & my heart isn't racing, I still feel all of this. Can this be from Anxiety, I've dealt with anxiety for years but never physical symptoms like i have been feeling for the last two weeks.
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If I went the Doc's and she/he said,your got ALS,I would have believed them,yet I refused to believe them when they said I was fine. You will only get better once you come to terms with the fact anxiety is the sole reason behind your symptoms,it's that simple.Putting words into practice is easier said than done I'll admit.
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