Comments on: 8 Signs of Panic Disorder in Children and Teens http://teensuicidetalk.com/?p=131 Help for teens who are fighting depression and thoughts of suicide Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:24:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Mister GAG http://teensuicidetalk.com/?p=131#comment-4847 Mister GAG Sun, 10 Jan 2010 16:07:01 +0000 http://teensuicidetalk.com/?p=131#comment-4847 I so relate to this post as I always panic for the slightest thing, whether it be a class presentation, a confrontation, a doorbell ringing, etc. Must be because I was often left alone at home, as a child, until the wee hours of the morning, with everything darkness and nighttime entail. Or because I've always had an abusive and violent mother, which made me expect the worst in every situation. I'm 27 now and still get as panicky; it's not obvious but I feel the panic's intensity within me until my hands and knees start shaking, my throat dries up and my chest can't send any airflow anymore. I didn't know it was a condition, so thank you for shedding the light on such a daily nuisance! I so relate to this post as I always panic for the slightest thing, whether it be a class presentation, a confrontation, a doorbell ringing, etc.

Must be because I was often left alone at home, as a child, until the wee hours of the morning, with everything darkness and nighttime entail. Or because I’ve always had an abusive and violent mother, which made me expect the worst in every situation.

I’m 27 now and still get as panicky; it’s not obvious but I feel the panic’s intensity within me until my hands and knees start shaking, my throat dries up and my chest can’t send any airflow anymore.

I didn’t know it was a condition, so thank you for shedding the light on such a daily nuisance!

]]> By: mommi http://teensuicidetalk.com/?p=131#comment-4771 mommi Wed, 06 Jan 2010 10:28:47 +0000 http://teensuicidetalk.com/?p=131#comment-4771 Interesting post. Thanks for sharing. Interesting post. Thanks for sharing.

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