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Almost passed out with stress

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Ulysees · 25/03/2008 17:19

I've had lots of stress lately, mum's health, friends arguing then lost house I rent. The landlord lost it but didn't have right to let from bank in the first place
I met a great guy a few weeks ago been friends on msn for a while. Anyway we were driving back from his place today after going shopping and I started getting chest tighness again, breathing difficult etc... it comes out of the blue. He's suffered from it before so is really sympathetic but he got worried as I went so pale. He drove me to the docs and when I got out of the car I almost fainted. The doctor was great, calmed me down took bp etc...and is convinced it's stress as that was all normal.
Funny thing is I felt ok today as got a house that's gorgeous if not as convenient as this one.

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Ulysees · 25/03/2008 17:20

i meant felt ok earlier today

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sallystrawberry · 25/03/2008 17:22

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DANCESwithaMuffinTop · 25/03/2008 17:22

SOunds like a classic panic attack. this is one of many websites with lots of info. about them

Califrau · 25/03/2008 17:23

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SmugColditz · 25/03/2008 17:25

It is a panic attack, and they cannot hurt you as long as you pull over if you feel one coming on.

You might faint - but if you do, everything will regulate while you are unconscious, and you will soon regain consciousness.

breathe into a paper bag, it really really does help/

sallystrawberry · 25/03/2008 17:27

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Ulysees · 25/03/2008 17:40

hiya sally yes on msn now. Thanks everyone yes it probably is a panic attack as I used to have panic disorder except it didn't affect me like this.

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