I just hate having something really embarassing happen in a place that I frequent all the darn time. Ever since the operation and having this damn scar on my neck I haven't been able, no let me rephrase that...I havent felt comfortable going out in public. So rarely do I venture out these days. Not that I went out alot before, but now it's even less. But yesterday I wen to the grocery store to get a few things and for what ever reason ended up having a panic attack. I haven't had one in about a year and that's really good for me. I had Agoraphobia for years and sometimes it will creep back up on me. I think I felt the sweating and heart palpatations starting and was so scared I was going to have a panic attack that I brought one on. Well before I could get out to me car, cause I wanted to get done getting my stuff and I didn't want to look strange just leaving my cart there since I was already in line, so I stood there and stood there and it just happened. I couldn't catch my breath and hyperventalited so much especially after people started looking at me that I passed out. Good going mary. shesh.
The store manager called 911, oh god, and when I woke up I heard the sirens. Good grief why didn't I just leave?
I told the ambulance tech what happened and said I wasn't going to the hospital. I got home, I must have looked bad cause ken asked me what happened and I told him. He made me promise to call my doc tomorrow and make an appointment. Oh goody.
Dang, I don't think I'll ever be able to go in there again now.
Yeah, I've tried alot of the meds. Right now I'm taking Adivan, Xanax, Atarax and Elexapro. lol
ReplyDeleteBut it's true the more ya think about one coming on, the faster they seem to come. I know I'm not the only one who has them but it sure feels like it sometimes. I think the meds have kept them at bay for a while and hopefully I won't have another one again for a long time.
I have a friend that has panic attacks once in a while. Sometimes she'll come into work and her hands will be so shaky. I usually try to keep her smiling and do what I can to cheer her up and that sometimes helps. I've never been around her when she has had a real panic attack, but i've heard all about them, whenever she has had one, or thought she was going too.
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