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Reply #1 -
01/25/08
10:35am
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hey hun
no ur not alone i havnt had a panic attack for a while and last friday i woke up in the nite having a full blown panic attack and i felt ruff the whole day after.
when i first had my panic attack i dont remember much for 3 days so yes i think it does affect your memory because they exhaust me mentally and physicaklly xxx
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Reply #2 -
01/25/08
10:48am
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Thank you for the response, that's a relief to hear. You can't help but feel like you're losing your mind sometimes with these things. It's nice to know someone understands exactly how I feel. Thanks again!
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Reply #3 -
01/26/08
1:28pm
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these nocturnal panic attacks do happen, perhaps triggered by a dream, no one is sure.
yes a panic attack can effect your short term memory, usually from derealisation
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Reply #4 -
01/26/08
1:30pm
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Yes, I have had a few nocturnal attacks which seem to be more severe than the ones that happen during the day. I was supposed to go back to work last Tuesday and I woke up with the worst attack in the middle of the night and it took 4 hours for me to feel comfortable enough to go back to sleep. Also, I believe high levels of anxiety do affect memory. I know my memory has been crap lately.
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Reply #5 -
01/26/08
5:39pm
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Hey.. I know what you mean about feeling like you're losing your mind. Absolutely. I previously had gotten panic attacks in the middle of the night and they're really scary when they jolt you awake.
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Reply #6 -
01/26/08
9:43pm
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Thanks for the input. Last night was worse than the previous two nights. I woke up every two hours absolutely terrified, but I wasn't sure what I was terrified of, although I think I might have actually seen something in my room (hallucination maybe?) Are these Night Terrors??? Today I feel exhausted and a little confused. I hope this series of attacks ends soon...it's exhausting! Thanks guys....
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Reply #7 -
01/26/08
10:14pm
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I think night terrors are when you move about when you're still sleeping.. If you're half awake and half asleep you may actually be dreaming. Know what I mean? Sounds like panic attacks.
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Reply #8 -
01/26/08
10:16pm
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I think what I wrote didn't make much sense.. Stayed up late last night.. What I meant to say is if you're just coming out of a dream and are half awake, you may still be dreaming and think you're seeing something that isn't actually there.
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Reply #9 -
01/26/08
10:42pm
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Ugh! I hate when that happens. Damn panic attacks. I just started getting them recently . Fortunately not every night now, but I do still get em' here and there. And they are not fun. Waking up just freaking out!!! I used to just take an ativan , but then when that wears off , Im right back in one.
Also the memory thing happens to me as well.
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Reply #10 -
01/26/08
10:43pm
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you're def not alone.. this has been happening to me this past week like crazy.. it is really making me mad too.. i will go through the day and think i did well and then wake up in the middle of the night having a panic attack.. i had one in my dream.. and woke up and then had a real one.. sucks... and about memory.. mine sucks.. and i always have like these like flash back things.. where when i have an attack i can feel the exact same way as i did many years ago and start thinking/feeling like i did in the past.. i dunno if that makes sense to any of you.. but it weirds me out..
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