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Experienced anxiety issues and panic for 9 months now


8 years ago 0 24 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
hello i am a fellow newbie with anxiety and panic and also illhealth like you

just wanted to say hi 
8 years ago 0 11213 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Welcome Simonjd1974,

I am also glad you are keeping an open mind. I think it will be a big help to you. CBT  requires you to complete all homework and practice what you learn everyday. A big part of your recovery will require you to have new positive (or neutral) experiences where in the past you might have had anxiety. Have you had a chance to get started on the program? Any thoughts or questions so far?


Ashley, Health Educator
8 years ago 0 6252 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Simon

I got my information on the UK CBT from a guy named Terry on the NMP panic site. (UK) He is very knowledgeable. A few others said they thought it was lacking. But I don't know first hand since I'm from Canada. 
I do think this program is good though.

Davit


8 years ago 0 111 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
I am glad you are keeping an open-mind. Again, welcome
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Hi Davit

Yes, i am from London, UK, and have undergone the NHS CBT
8 years ago 0 6252 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Simon

Is that London, UK not London Canada. This CBT program is different than the UK's national health CBT. More cognitive. Give it a try. Even in Canada and the US a lot of CBT isn't really. Some places it is Exposure therapy only unless you go private. And that is expensive.

Davit
8 years ago 0 5 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Thanks Catherine.

I have had no luck with CBT before, and doing best to retain an open mind.

Thank you for the welcome.
8 years ago 0 111 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
I just wanted to drop by and tell you you have our support. CBT, like the program here can be super helpful. I hope you find what you need here.
8 years ago 0 5 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Forgot to add, seen my GP, referred for online CBT.

Have had 6 sessions since January, but not helped. Cant relate what they tell me into real life. In situation where they wont sign me off but also wont give me any more sessions.
8 years ago 0 5 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Hi All

Im a 41 year old male who never thought he would suffer from a mental disorder.

About 9 months ago, my wife and i went out for a heavy meal, followed by a guided tour of our beautiful city, London. During the tour, i needed to go to the toilet, owing to the rich food I ate. Unfortunately for me, there were no facilities available. I had to run around trying to find somewhere to go, and eventually did. 

However, since that day I am having severe panic attacks when in traffic, in queues, I totally avoid buses and subways, also anywhere that doesnt have immediate toilet access. My social life and marital life have suffered greatly. I am due to visit Vegas for the fourth time in December, and not sure i can cope on the flight. 

Every day is a massive adrenaline fuelled panic. The thought of going somewhere not routine fills me with fear. When i dont go anywhere and am at home i am fine, apart from when i am due to go somewhere the anticipatory anxiety is worse than actually doing it. Feels like im losing my mind. There have been actually two occasions where i have had an accident when out, which i guess has justified my worries in my own mind. 

I am also diabetic, and suffer a little from IBS.

Good luck to all. Hopefully we can get through this.

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