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Depression & Anxiety | Last Active: Aug 6 8:12am | Replies (335)

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@johnhans

For me a panic attack was a full-blown, overwhelming feeling of dread. I felt like someone who was being attacked by a killer. I could not do anything but scream and was unable to run. I would not want one of those in an MRI. I did almost get stuck in one once. I was so big I was scraping the sides when I went in. I felt like a sardine in a can. When they tried to get me out, they were having a problem with me not coming out. They were very reassuring and manipulated me enough to get me out. Fortunately my meds were working to keep me from panicking. I find the better my depression is under control, the better my anxiety is under control. Yes @jimhd prayer does always help me.

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@johnhans

They are certainly small spaces. I'm glad I didn't have to raise my arms up over my head this time. Because of bursitis in my shoulder, that's painful.

It's kind of hard to explain how I feel during a panic attack. My heart is racing, I have a sense of impending doom, I feel like I'm being smothered and can't breathe, and I think I have the urge to scream or something. It's not a pleasant experience, is it.

Jim