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I need advice. I am a 31 year old with BiPolar, Depression and Generalized Anxiety with panic attacks. I’m?

  • Posted on December 22, 2010 at 4:33 pm

having a hard time handling life and motherhood and I feel I’m dragging my loved ones down with me. In the last 8+ years I have been employed quite a few times and haven’t held a single one. I started drinking when I was young and alcoholism and my choices have caused a great deal of problems and worry. I have 2 DUI’s and have 6 months left of probation but worry about paying anything. I have become a loser. My credit is so bad and I don’t have a single penny to even get Anything put in my name. I’m trying to keep pressing on. I have gone to numerous detoxes and most recently successfully completed 8 1/2 months in residential treatment facility. My daughter was 3 months when I entered. I am still sober but it’s not easy. I almost fatally shot myself in July of 2006 and tear my family up with my problems. I want to be alive and be happy and healthy but I’m having a hard time building a ladder to crawl out of this hole. No job, no money, no license. I want to go to school. I want to contribute. I need to fight harder. I’m stuck. Jails, institutions and near death. I know you can’t answer this for me but can I pull out of this and be the person I know in my heart I’m meant to be?

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I need advice. I am a 31 year old with BiPolar, Depression and Generalized Anxiety with panic attacks. I’m?

  • Posted on December 9, 2010 at 4:32 pm

having a hard time handling life and motherhood and I feel I’m dragging my loved ones down with me. In the last 8+ years I have been employed quite a few times and haven’t held a single one. I started drinking when I was young and alcoholism and my choices have caused a great deal of problems and worry. I have 2 DUI’s and have 6 months left of probation but worry about paying anything. I have become a loser. My credit is so bad and I don’t have a single penny to even get Anything put in my name. I’m trying to keep pressing on. I have gone to numerous detoxes and most recently successfully completed 8 1/2 months in residential treatment facility. My daughter was 3 months when I entered. I am still sober but it’s not easy. I almost fatally shot myself in July of 2006 and tear my family up with my problems. I want to be alive and be happy and healthy but I’m having a hard time building a ladder to crawl out of this hole. No job, no money, no license. I want to go to school. I want to contribute. I need to fight harder. I’m stuck. Jails, institutions and near death. I know you can’t answer this for me but can I pull out of this and be the person I know in my heart I’m meant to be?

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Panic! At The Disco Dream Help?

  • Posted on November 24, 2010 at 11:23 am

This is a realllllly weird dream but here it goes:
I went to a Panic! At The Disco concert at the UCF Dome and was walking around with my friend Ashley. We met Jon out by the busses and we talked for a long time and then he had to go for meet and greets. We said our good-byes and then went into the concert after browsing around the campus a bit more. I don’t remember the concert but after I was crying on a curb. Jon came up (because he remembered me) and asked me why I was crying. I told him that I really wanted to meet Ryan (to talk about his lyrics and really try and understand him). He smiled and told me to get in his car (everyone rented a car because they had the next few days off and all wanted to do something different). We got in a small silver Honda (?, I think it was a Honda…) and I got in the back. There was a girl who looked about 5 in the back with me and he said that she was his daughter. I was playing games with her in the back until we pulled up at this mind-blowingly beautiful mansion. I walked in and looked around. People were everywhere. Fans, teenies, adults. Jon told me to go have fun and be responsible. I was walking around and needed to talk to Jon to see if Ryan was even here. I couldn’t find him so I found his daughter (I think her name was either Hope or Destiny) and asked her where her dad was. She took me to a small room and Jon was sitting in there working on a computer (he was hiding from the teenies at a party he decided to go to). I asked him where the rest of the band was and he didn’t know. I walked outside to get some air and then saw Brendon. He was totally drunk and out of it. I was talking to him and he kept hitting on me. I flirted back (which is really weird because in real life I had never thought of anyone in Panic! At The Disco that “way”). Brendon grabbed my arm and told me to follow him. I don’t remember anything after that and then we were at a coffee shop and Brendon was still drunk. I was staring at his face and, out of impulse, started to make-out with him. It was really weird because when I woke up, I felt like I had just made-out with someone. I couldn’t have because I was in my room and never drink (rules out drunkness), I couldn’t have kissed someone in my sleep because my door was locked and I never sleep walk. The weirdest part was that his lips were really thin and moist and he had braces. In real life, he has big, pouty lips and no braces. The weird part is that the person I like, in real life, has thin, lip-glossed lips and braces…
He was a horrible kisser too…
Then I remember nothing…
Then I was in Jon’s car, he was taking me home. I was playing with his daughter and then say Ryan and Keltie, through the windshield, in a red or green (can’t remember) Jeep. Keltie was driving and Ryan was arguing on which way to go. I started to squeal and Jon told me I couldn’t go and talk to him or give him a hug because Keltie is a “jealous B**ch” and things were not going well between Ryan and her. It was weird because Keltie always seemed nice and like things were perfect between her and Ryan.
Then I woke up (unwillingly) and felt like I had made-out with Brendon and I had tears dried down my face (I think I cried in synchronization with my dream) and was squealing.
It was weird because it was so real.

Could someone help me decipher what my dream meant?
I had never thought of anyone in Panic! At The Disco in anything other than an awesome best friend way…

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Panic Disorder in Adolescence- What You Need to Know

  • Posted on January 9, 2010 at 1:20 pm

Anyone can have panic disorder even children and adolescents. Panic disorder in adolescence is not a life threatening illness but it can affect their lives in so many ways. They experience extreme unrealistic fear that can affect their everyday activities. They are excessively worried and tense about so many things in school and their personal lives. They have unreasonable worries about their academic performance and other activities in school. These young people are very self-conscious that they need an assurance that nothing is wrong with them.

About 13% of young people experience some kind of anxiety or panic disorder. Children or adolescents with parents who have panic disorder are more likely to have the same disorder. It affects more women than men.

Panic disorder in adolescence can last for a long period of time and can result to different kinds of problems like low self-esteem, drug or alcohol abuse, skipping school, failure to finish school and anxiety disorder in adulthood. It is important to treat panic disorder as early as possible to avoid other problems.

Symptoms of panic disorder in adolescence include profuse sweating, chest pain, nausea, stomach discomfort, trembling and feeling of unreality. These disturbing symptoms interfere with their daily lives. If parents notice these symptoms in their adolescent son or daughter, they should talk to a mental health professional trained in dealing with panic disorder in adolescence. You need all the information about this disorder to help your child or adolescent overcome this disorder.

There are variety of treatments for panic disorder in adolescence like drug therapy, relaxation techniques and cognitive behavioral therapy. Your child or adolescent do not have to live with terror or extreme fear because panic disorder is a treatable disease.

Finding the best treatment that will work for your child or adolescent is important to help them overcome the disturbing symptoms of panic disorder in adolescence. To learn about panic disorder natural treatment visit Panic Away

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