Lauren Rose
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Calm Community ✨ What Are You Looking For?
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Calm Community ✨ Feel It To Heal It
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My Website - iamlaurenrose.com My Instagram - laurenr_rose For all enquiries, please email me at "hello@iamlaurenrose.com" If you are struggling with an anxiety disorder, PLEASE don't be afraid to seek help. You can get help RIGHT NOW from Beyond Blue - call 1300 22 4636, or visit www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/get-immediate-support?&gclid=CjwKEAjwkPS6BRD2ioKR7K245jASJAD1ZqHOKp...
Us Anxious Folk Podcast//Ep 47: Exposure & Panic - How to let your fear come along!
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My Website - iamlaurenrose.com My Instagram - laurenr_rose In this episode of Us Anxious Folk, I talk about the concept of 'letting the fear come with you' when you do exposures, or when you head out of your comfort zone, or...really, when you do anything with anxiety and panic! Because we all know that it can be one thing to say 'you need to accept the fear'...but it's another th...
Calm Community ✨ You Are Going To Be Okay
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My Website - iamlaurenrose.com My Instagram - laurenr_rose For all enquiries, please email me at "hello@iamlaurenrose.com" If you are struggling with an anxiety disorder, PLEASE don't be afraid to seek help. You can get help RIGHT NOW from Beyond Blue - call 1300 22 4636, or visit www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/get-immediate-support?&gclid=CjwKEAjwkPS6BRD2ioKR7K245jASJAD1ZqHOKp...
Us Anxious Folk Podcast//Ep 46: Therapist & author Duygu Balan on healing from anxiety and trauma
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iamlaurenrose.com laurenr_rose In this episode of Us Anxious Folk, I'm joined by licensed psychotherapist, author and trauma professional Duygu Balan. Duygu talks to us about the value of creativity in healing from anxiety and trauma, why the body is the gatekeeper to building a relationship with our fears, and how we can get to learn safety and self-compassion within a body that ...
Calm Community ✨ What's The Worst That Could Happen?
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My Website - iamlaurenrose.com My Instagram - laurenr_rose For all enquiries, please email me at "hello@iamlaurenrose.com" If you are struggling with an anxiety disorder, PLEASE don't be afraid to seek help. You can get help RIGHT NOW from Beyond Blue - call 1300 22 4636, or visit www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/get-immediate-support?&gclid=CjwKEAjwkPS6BRD2ioKR7K245jASJAD1ZqHOKp...
Why Do I Panic In The Bathroom? 🤷🏻‍♀️ 🧻
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My Website - iamlaurenrose.com My Instagram - laurenr_rose 🚽 In this video, we discuss how and why your body always seems to remember to panic when you're in the loo. If you're somebody who has experienced toilet anxiety, you will know exactly how this feels! For all my other videos on toilet anxiety : ua-cam.com/play/PLl1US1yRDgFbV6xHKVPXpUceHrxSheJuI.html For all enquiries, plea...
Us Anxious Folk Podcast//Ep 45: Apathy in Recovery - What to do when you lose the motivation to try
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My Website - iamlaurenrose.com My Instagram - laurenr_rose In this requested episode of Us Anxious Folk, I talk about what happens when you start to experience apathy with recovery. Moving through anxiety and panic can be so challenging, and takes such a physical and emotional toll, that when you get to a place of being able to exist semi-comfortably (read: still very much in a re...
Calm Community ✨ Holding With Compassion
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My Website - iamlaurenrose.com My Instagram - laurenr_rose For all enquiries, please email me at "hello@iamlaurenrose.com" If you are struggling with an anxiety disorder, PLEASE don't be afraid to seek help. You can get help RIGHT NOW from Beyond Blue - call 1300 22 4636, or visit www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/get-immediate-support?&gclid=CjwKEAjwkPS6BRD2ioKR7K245jASJAD1ZqHOKp...
Calm Community ✨ The Two Paths
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My Website - iamlaurenrose.com My Instagram - laurenr_rose For all enquiries, please email me at "hello@iamlaurenrose.com" If you are struggling with an anxiety disorder, PLEASE don't be afraid to seek help. You can get help RIGHT NOW from Beyond Blue - call 1300 22 4636, or visit www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/get-immediate-support?&gclid=CjwKEAjwkPS6BRD2ioKR7K245jASJAD1ZqHOKp...
Healing from Panic, Agoraphobia and Anxiety
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Healing from Panic, Agoraphobia and Anxiety
Calm Community ✨ Swimming Through Anxiety
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Calm Community ✨ Swimming Through Anxiety
Setback, anyone? 🙋‍♀️ Panic & Agoraphobia
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Setback, anyone? 🙋‍♀️ Panic & Agoraphobia
Us Anxious Folk Podcast//Ep 44: Toilet Anxiety - Who Told Us It Wasn't Okay To Be Human? 🤷🏻‍♀️
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Us Anxious Folk Podcast//Ep 44: Toilet Anxiety - Who Told Us It Wasn't Okay To Be Human? 🤷🏻‍♀️
Calm Community ✨ Love Who You Are
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Calm Community ✨ The Future You
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Agoraphobia: The best way to get UNSTUCK 🏃🏻‍♀️
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Agoraphobia: The best way to get UNSTUCK 🏃🏻‍♀️
Us Anxious Folk Podcast//Ep 43: Fatigue Of The Spirit..when long-term anxiety leaves you EXHAUSTED😞
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Us Anxious Folk Podcast//Ep 43: Fatigue Of The Spirit..when long-term anxiety leaves you EXHAUSTED😞
Calm Community ✨ Find The Spark
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Agoraphobia: is recovery possible?
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Agoraphobia: is recovery possible?
Calm Community ✨ Take Up Space
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When Anxiety Affects Friendships 💔
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When Anxiety Affects Friendships 💔
Calm Community Night ✨ Exploring Impact
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Us Anxious Folk Podcast // Ep 42: Demi from London talks PTSD, anxiety, and self-compassion
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Us Anxious Folk Podcast // Ep 42: Demi from London talks PTSD, anxiety, and self-compassion
Calm Community Night ✨ You Do Not Have To Be Good
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Calm Community Night ✨ You Do Not Have To Be Good
Us Anxious Folk Podcast // Ep 41: Finding Hope With Presence - how to be with your anxiety
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Us Anxious Folk Podcast // Ep 41: Finding Hope With Presence - how to be with your anxiety
Us Anxious Folk Podcast // Ep 40: Is All Anxiety "Separation Anxiety"?
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Us Anxious Folk Podcast // Ep 39: Silvia from Portugal talks GAD, therapy, and childhood anxiety
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"Shouldn't I Not Push Myself Too Hard?!" // Ask Me A Question Series (Anxiety + Agoraphobia)
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"Shouldn't I Not Push Myself Too Hard?!" // Ask Me A Question Series (Anxiety Agoraphobia)
Us Anxious Folk Podcast // Ep 38: Dealing With the Toll of Long-Term Anxiety On The Body
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Us Anxious Folk Podcast // Ep 38: Dealing With the Toll of Long-Term Anxiety On The Body

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  • @longlivecrow
    @longlivecrow День тому

    Let's do this queen!

  • @rosyybeige
    @rosyybeige 3 дні тому

    I feel understood

  • @Smithstar1976
    @Smithstar1976 5 днів тому

    I have struggled with it for over 30 years and it has never changed I go out and it shuts my body down going from been agoraphobia to doing normal things I don’t believe it once you have panic attacks you alllways have them a full stop no medication changes it

  • @maggiejinyou
    @maggiejinyou 5 днів тому

    Your success story gave me a lot of hope and confidence that I can overcome Agoraphobia too!! Thanks a lot for sharing in such details!! ❤

  • @Tygo423
    @Tygo423 6 днів тому

    I'm so scared to leave the course. I think I'm going to die if I get in a car or on a plane.

  • @PatriceCarvajal-nl6dk
    @PatriceCarvajal-nl6dk 9 днів тому

    Always look forward to these. Stretch felt amazing. Thank you, Lauren! 🤍

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. 9 днів тому

      @@PatriceCarvajal-nl6dk thank you so much Patrice!! I certainly needed the hip release 🩷

  • @PaulMaterne
    @PaulMaterne 9 днів тому

    I love you for this. Thank you

  • @aliceinherland2913
    @aliceinherland2913 9 днів тому

    I’m in the ‘breakdown’ stage rn and made me just ball my eyes out feeling recognised. So lovely and so happy you are where you are now. Gives me hope ❤

  • @user-vf4jj4qq1m
    @user-vf4jj4qq1m 10 днів тому

    Does anyone else feel physically tense in their bladder because of it? This has been happening for a month now and I am scared it will make me damaged physically and make me stop having control over my bladder.

  • @sugarbunnytv
    @sugarbunnytv 12 днів тому

    Thank you so much.. My agoraphobia started when i was 22 as well! Im 25 now and still havent left the house.. Im so hard on myself because I felt like I wasted precious years but it hurts just so bad.. I really want to get better but I'm so scared of what my body will do. I dont want to go somewhere fun and struggle with the pain of overstimulating surroundings and panic attacks 😢 I want to breathe..

  • @themanhimself5650
    @themanhimself5650 13 днів тому

    your channel is my new tool to get through this hard time. thank you so much for sharing 🙏❤

  • @themanhimself5650
    @themanhimself5650 13 днів тому

    thank you so much for this. i feel like i can maybe try and visit my grandmother soon ❤ living alone and developing Agoraphobia has been so isolating. i just miss my friends and family so much

  • @Prodriver96
    @Prodriver96 14 днів тому

    Thank you for these videos. They really help

  • @thethirstygoose398
    @thethirstygoose398 14 днів тому

    Honest, heartfelt, and just fabulous as always👌

  • @longlivecrow
    @longlivecrow 14 днів тому

    Queen 🎉🎉

  • @starrebirth88
    @starrebirth88 19 днів тому

    Have you ever tried medications?

  • @pranjal967
    @pranjal967 20 днів тому

    This was so helpful and cathartic to hear someone else also experience similar. I have observed that a lot of time in actual situations we are really able to manage or try to find ways to manage, or actually quite flexible or more atuned with our body while it is the others who supposedly 'joke'/ 'bully' others over the basic human thing often are the thought that keeps ringing, it ain't even our own, yes some of it comes from our own past childhood experiences, but by and large the thoughts that make it so troubling aren''t even own but that of others guised as ours.

  • @Juleswev
    @Juleswev 22 дні тому

    Really needed to watch this today! XxX

  • @oussamaghandour7432
    @oussamaghandour7432 23 дні тому

    Is there somewhere i can message you ? I am agoraphobic for a few months now and i just have some questions if its possible 😅

  • @sarahlynn7447
    @sarahlynn7447 23 дні тому

    Thank you for this!! These videos pop up on Monday mornings for me, so right before I start my work week. It’s great to begin the week taking a few minutes to be calm and just breathe 🧘‍♀️

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. 9 днів тому

      @@sarahlynn7447 can I just tell you, I am bloody grateful for your support and your lovely words 🩷 I’m really glad you’re enjoying the calm community vids! I have fun making them ☺️

  • @Newtable_Blooms
    @Newtable_Blooms 29 днів тому

    How to do as one person feels stuck and isolated sometimes yet? No driving, money, independence, neurodivergent checked out burnout recovery special interest with botanical (worms sunflowers), culinary and musical science engineering architecture arts interior exterior design peace’s Communication differences not all black and white nothing ways. Out side the box thinkers to develop a learning as you grow platform with activities, exercises, experiments and lessons.

  • @Newtable_Blooms
    @Newtable_Blooms 29 днів тому

    Less dramatics on the camera jumping in and out

  • @sarahlynn7447
    @sarahlynn7447 Місяць тому

    Thank you!!!

  • @longlivecrow
    @longlivecrow Місяць тому

    Love these queen 👑

  • @CCGordillo3808
    @CCGordillo3808 Місяць тому

    Do you call it Parcopresis in Australia? I’ve had this issue since I was a very young child and was only recently diagnosed a few years ago. The symptoms that come from having anxiety about this can be so debilitating. Thank you for your tips!

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      Hi CC, I think parcopresis is a different type of anxiety, I believe it’s difficulty having a bowel movement/urinating in a public setting? (Correct me if I’m wrong!) The toilet anxiety I’m referring to is more the fear of having an accident, often related to conditions like IBS or similar where there is urgency.

  • @nataliem2199
    @nataliem2199 Місяць тому

    Why are you not on Spotify anymore?

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      The podcast is still on Spotify! It should come up if you search Us Anxious Folk

  • @zBrad98
    @zBrad98 Місяць тому

    Just want to say thank you for sharing this, I've been stuck in my house since I was 19 and I'm 26 now only been round the block once but I'm going to do what you said I did do the going out trying to go one house at a time and it worked I was getting up to like 5-6 houses but everytime I have a bad day I slowly stop doing it and fall back to not leaving for months but I'm going to try to go out on my front everyday and just stick to it, you gave me hope thank you

  • @Ritchie-q2o
    @Ritchie-q2o Місяць тому

    Its mad how some professionals always try tell you to not watch youtube videos on agoraphobia anxiety ect these videos connect with people more than a doctor therapist friend family because you've walked that dark road like most of us im someone whos got agoraphobia anxiety and depression can't even walk to a shop fully house bound for over 3 years now but currently coming of medication because its mentally crippling my mind your videos give me hope so thank you ❤

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      I'm glad to have helped ❤️ I agree, I think community and shared experience can be really healing and helpful.

    • @Ritchie-q2o
      @Ritchie-q2o Місяць тому

      @LaurenRose. Keep up the amazing work loving your videos 💚

  • @TangerineMagazeen
    @TangerineMagazeen Місяць тому

    is that some girls by the stones hanging out on the shelf?

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      it sure is, good spot!

    • @TangerineMagazeen
      @TangerineMagazeen Місяць тому

      ​@@LaurenRose.awesome! thank you for what you do. ive been watching your videos the past couple days and this evening here in the states i was able to accomplish an agoraphobia goal i had that therapy alone wasnt able to do so thanks a ton

  • @wordswithruss
    @wordswithruss Місяць тому

    hey! Love this. Thanks for the mention also!

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      Thank you! Of course, your video and words were very inspiring 🦋

  • @emkccfamily1659
    @emkccfamily1659 Місяць тому

    This is so good and I'm constantly asking myself these questions. The answer is no, I will not be happy if I keep missing out. I've already missed so much.

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      Me either. I'm keeping it in the forefront of my mind as I take on some more challenges!

  • @miasorry
    @miasorry Місяць тому

    This was perfect timing. I have been for 2 months pushing out in the panic and anxiety zones making up more and more distance and then to a few days ago get hit anxious thoughts that have seemed to take back everything! I’m now having panic attacks just about everywhere and anywhere and I’m still pushing but I’ve felt that lately that it’s just getting to hard and I have 4 kids and I’m stuck! I’m looking at them and thinking “is your dad ever going back to normal’? The pressure of marriage and kids are adding up and recovery is going backwards now! This gave me things to think about.

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      It sounds like you're doing so much, and doing it so well, especially with the pressure of family life. I posted a quote the other day on IG that said "I finally found my rhythm when I realized that even the steps backwards were part of the dance". It made me feel a lot more soothed about the idea of setbacks and that recovery DOES some times seem as if its going 'backwards', but honestly as long as you keep moving in SOME direction of growth, it's all going to add to the experience in a positive way.

    • @miasorry
      @miasorry Місяць тому

      @@LaurenRose. thank you!

  • @nmash6835
    @nmash6835 Місяць тому

    Can you please help me

  • @queenchiomaofficial
    @queenchiomaofficial Місяць тому

    Such encouraging words. It’s always about looking at things long term indeed. ❤❤❤

  • @clementeen
    @clementeen Місяць тому

    I love you Lauren. You’re a huge inspiration to me. It’s been 10 years of suffering

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      That's very kind of you to say! I hope things start to improve for you ❤️

  • @MIKES0029
    @MIKES0029 Місяць тому

    Wow you hit some points that really hit home for me..

  • @longlivecrow
    @longlivecrow Місяць тому

    Loving these queen!! 👑

  • @newjoineeplanetayurveda3211
    @newjoineeplanetayurveda3211 Місяць тому

    Thankyou for sharing this informative video. One can also try stress support by planet ayurveda, it is very helpful in this condition.

  • @richardferrara
    @richardferrara Місяць тому

    I am currently suffering from agoraphobia. I also live in NYC. I was recently assaulted in front of my residence. last week, while crossing the street I came literal inches from being killed by a driver that was texting. I have also been attacked in and in front my residence. This morning a very aggressive prevented me from making a purchase. I am not a felon, yet my mental illness history prohibits an effective self defense solution. What could possibly go wrong with all of the above??????

  • @thompsonrme6716
    @thompsonrme6716 Місяць тому

    Fabulous work

  • @bionic_bat
    @bionic_bat Місяць тому

    I worked over a decade getting myself to be a more independent responsible working citizen. And then September 2024 it all fell apart. And it feels like my life is over. I don't know how I'm going to go back to work, go on vacations, or be myself again. I'm fully in derealization and I feel like there is no hope. I've never been so dark in my thoughts. I'm scared for myself.

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      Oh gosh. I just want to reach out and hug you through the screen. Your life is not over!!! Please seek help. Please keep going. When we are in the thick of it, it always feels like it will never be better again. But it WILL. You have got so much life left - so many vacations to take and places to go and people to meet. Maybe I could be one of those people one day. You cannot predict what the future will hold, you can only dust yourself off, and take one more step forwards, and another, and another. Keep me posted - I’ll be thinking of you!

  • @Kannupriya08
    @Kannupriya08 Місяць тому

    I am suffering from this same shit.. 😢😢😢

  • @briodowd8925
    @briodowd8925 Місяць тому

    Thank you for this video. You are very brave. Had agoraphobia for nearly 20 years. Housebound for a long time. Decided one day to just try and go for a walk. Literally got 100 metres panicked and returned to my "safe place". Tried again next day got a little bit further. My thought process started to be the further I went the further away my "safe place" was so created more "safe places" ie the local shop, the local pub, my friends house. Eventually I could walk for a long time knowing If I had a panic attack I was never far away from 1 of my 20 "safe places". I'm not cured yet but I am no longer house bound. I can get on public transport. I can go for a long walk. I can happily commute to work. Videos like this are so important because the hardest part of agoraphobia is feeling that you are weak, alone and no one will ever understand. You have given a lot of people hope. Thank you

    • @bekamoreno
      @bekamoreno Місяць тому

      Thank you for validating small steps! I feel like it's either people never recovering at all or others saying we should just "face it all" with no balance

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      You're doing so well!! And yes, you are most certainly not alone - I'm sure that there are many who would benefit from hearing your story, too. Sometimes we need to see how it can work through others before we are brave enough to try it ourselves.

  • @laurenpyper7545
    @laurenpyper7545 Місяць тому

    So im working really hard at exposures. Before my period, i get even more anxiety and panic. It seems like a different kind than usual. Do I take it easy during these days or is it just the same anxiety that i should continue facing? Because my brain tells me, "THIS anxiety you can't handle. Its different and hormonal. No exposures right now” lol

    • @LaurenRose.
      @LaurenRose. Місяць тому

      Firstly, I want to remind you that it is most definitely an anxiety that you can handle! In saying that - I don't think it's necessary to 'push' yourself during those times. One of the more difficult lessons I had to learn along the way was how to differentiate between an intuitive communication from my body (such as a 'slow down, you need to rest') and a fear-based communication from my body (such as 'I can't do this today'). They often felt really similar and I was so confused whether or not to listen to my body or not, because 99% of the time it seemed to be saying no 😂 I'm sure its different for everyone, and I'm sure you'll come to your own understandings with your body, but I don't think its worth adding extra tension and stress into your body while you're menstruating. Your body is already doing so much! Maybe just before your period begins when you notice heightened anxiety that feels 'different', let that be your call to go inwards instead, and spend the next couple of days just going easy on yourself physically but taking time out to journal and get curious about where you want to go when you get back out there again 🥰

  • @lisb6655
    @lisb6655 Місяць тому

    I've had agoraphobia for 7 years four years ago it got better but it got worst again

  • @MrVinceI.0081
    @MrVinceI.0081 Місяць тому

    I have been having toilet anxiety since I was 18 yrs old. Now, at 65 yrs old and I thought I am alone on this problem. I always have toilet anxiety before: work meetings, leaving for work, travels, appointments, and etc… I’m sick of this subconscious fight-or-flight because I can’t control it.

  • @keymind117
    @keymind117 Місяць тому

    Is this normal? Fear of open spaces, heights, and agoraphobia. Ever since I had a horrible 3 hour panic attack from weed and phenibut withdrawal, I've not been the same. I used to drive across the country and fly in planes just fine, and now it's hard to get out of the house. I get such an overstimulated feeling being on the road that it's almost as if my eyes will lose focus and I'll lose control of my body. My breathing also becomes manual and my perception of reality is dysphoric. It's not the person I used to be. Other stuff bothers me too, like thinking about space and how large the Earth is. Sometimes I just get a sudden rush of doom feeling like I'll spin out out and faint or something. I really hate having this and wish I could just go back to before all this was a problem. I also get the falling or the spinning sensation but for me it's kinda like a rush of tingles or something and it's very scary when it happens. It has genuinely taken my life from me. I don't know if this is a medical thing like hormones or my deviated septum or something else. Maybe it's all in my head and I'm a weak bitch, who knows. Thanks for reading my worries.

    • @nev6215
      @nev6215 Місяць тому

      i’ve also had absolutely terrifying panic attacks from weed. i’ve had many panic attacks before but the weed induced ones are a whole other thing, the existential panic is indescribable. i understand the feeling of having no control over your body and having a dysphoric perception of reality. the weed could have triggered some sort of extreme altered perception of yourself and your life, which could become something positive and transformative if you can learn to surrender to the feelings while also still staying grounded. but of course it’s also a good idea to see if there’s anything medical going on. is there any way you can start off with a telehealth appointment first or does the agoraphobia limit you from phone calls?

    • @keymind117
      @keymind117 Місяць тому

      @nev6215 I'm actually working on that. I have really good insurance. A month ago, I got my bloodwork done, and my estrogens are high, and my testosterone is low but not crippling. I've also lost a ton of weight in the past 6 months. 205 to 165. Yesterday, I tried out some nose strips to help breathe, and I realized just how bad my breathing has been. An ENT a few months back confirmed I had a deviated septum.

    • @lisamngr8816
      @lisamngr8816 Місяць тому

      This really hit home. It’s definitely not all in your head, but in your body. It’s uncontrollable for your mind, I’ve also had to learn this the hard way. Something triggers your body, you enter a stress response, the brain is feeding into that response by giving you horrible thought which in turn trigger your body even more. It really just spirals out of control from there. You’re not weak, don’t ever think that. You’re stronger than anyone around you who doesn’t have to deal with this. I’m sure you can remember what it was like before the panic attack, you didn’t have to be this strong to leave the house or hop on a plane. It simply wasn’t a problem back then. That’s what it’s like for others, just pure calm. The amount of energy you have to invest to just survive the same situation as them is incomparable. There are definitely things you can do to massively improve your body’s response. Like you said: getting your bloodwork done. There will 100% be anomalies, because such regular stress response exhaust your body’s resources which in turn makes you feel worse and worse. Again, I’m talking from experience. I myself struggle with estrogen dominance, my progesterone levels are beyond horrible. Just like my cortisol levels are near zero. I’m like 90% sure your progesterone and cortisol are not ideal either, and both of those things can cause some massive anxiety BUT there’s also lots of things that can be done to improve your levels. Same thing goes for nutrient deficiency. You’re likely going to be deficient in most nutrients, but still you should get it checked. Supplementing stuff like magnesium and vitamin d3 will likely improve your condition, but still i urge you to do your own research. I’m just going to give you some keywords: hormone imbalance, nutrient deficiency, nervous system regulation, somatic therapy. And please get as much sleep as you can. Don’t give up. There’s hope

  • @longlivecrow
    @longlivecrow Місяць тому

    The queen with another great vid!!