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10-01-2007, 06:45 PM
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Panic Attacks
My son is 15 and has ADHD, some ocd symptoms as well, has been suffering panic attacks, this morning was awful!!!!! Heart wrenching. I cant wait to take him to the doctors on Wenesday, my heart breaks for him, watching this.
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10-01-2007, 06:49 PM
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AKA Wonderbra
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Re: Panic Attacks
I'm sorry IP, I've had panic attacks before and its not fun...feels like a heart attack
I hope your son gets treated soon and all is better as soon as possible....  |
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10-03-2007, 08:39 AM
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superstar
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Re: Panic Attacks
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You know many people have told me and my daughter to try yoga... and I have to laugh because I truly do not understand how anyone with ADD or ADHD can possibly succeed at creating peace in an ADD/ADHD mind However something that is interesting.... my daughter has had good calming affects from caffinated drinks. Yes oddly it has been perscribed by the specialists for her. One coke at lunch gets her through the day, hehehe one coke after school puts her to sleep. ADHD people suffer the opposite affects from caffine. IP another thing to watch out for, any kind of cold and flu meds that say "nite time" these often will fire up a person as opposed to make them drowzie. Just things from my experience of raising an ADHD child.
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