Serious anxiety attacks everyday and can't fight anymore
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I have suffered with anxiety attacks for a few years now and have been so close to suicide. I can't breath or swallow. I seriously feeling like I'm gona swallow my tongue. Tightness in chest, throat and mouth never go and stay with me all the time. Need help so badly but no one round me understands how serious they attacks are. This is my first time on here and my hope is to meet people that suffer major anxiety attacks everyday like me. So I have people near me going through same things so I won't feel so alone and afraid all the time. I feel like there going to kill me and can't think of anything else to try. Please help me. Xx
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You are definitely not alone - but I do think you need more help that this forum on its own can provide. (Though it's a great tool).
If you are feeling suicidal you really need to seek help from your doctor and tell them exactly how you feel. (Also, is there anyone that you trust that you can talk to about all this, as having someone physically there to help and support you will really help.
Believe me when I say that you are much stronger than you think you are - posting on here to strangers says a lot about that - you feel awful, but you want to get help - not give up.
You do not need to do this on your own, but you may find that your doctor thinks it good to go on meds. I have fought this in the past, but they do have a place in the recovery, as they can help you see more logically and clearly, which in turn helps you deal with your other issues as well.
Also (I don't mean to put words in your mouth - but this is how I felt),,,, please never feel like you are mad. I was terrified of seeking advice and help for years, as I was terrified people would think me mad and just put me away in an asylum or something. But that wasn't the case.
Mental illness is a very complicated thing and the professionals are there to help you.
Please also be honest with them. It will take a lot out of you, but remember that they can't help you effectively if you aren't honest with them. (Remember that they can't feel what you are feeling, they have to interpret from what you tell them). So tell it like it is, don't down-play it as it'll only mean you take longer to recover. And believe me, you WILL recover.
Take care.
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