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Anxiety attacks while Traveling.

An update on my trip to Portland, Oregon… Complete with panic attacks and car phobias! I had a great time though, and got to meet Craig Ferguson, which was probably the highlight of my year. :)

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25 Responses to “Anxiety attacks while Traveling.”

  1. I’m glad you’re still happy from the show, and that it was a generally fantastic time, minus the drive. Good luck on the SSI thing if you decide to go through with it. I hated therapy when I had to go, but I hope it doesn’t count against your benefits or anything :)

  2. no :)

  3. I have never had any desire to go out and party, do any kind of drugs or have lots of sex… even if i wasn’t dealing with all these issues, i still don’t think it’s “me” to do stuff that other people my age do. I am just different. But thank you :)

  4. liverpoolishgirl on March 14th, 2008 at 7:36 am

    I’m in the worst year of my life and noticed that Ringo was going to be on some show called The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. I don’t watch TV anymore, but decided I would tune in. Sixty seconds into the show, I laughed out loud and almost cried. I realized it was the first time I had laughed in 10 months. I was stunned. And grateful. So of course I had to watch the next night… knowing he’s had his own issues has been helpful, too, but what a gift to me. Wish he could know that.

  5. I hear you, completely. The first time I watched Craig I was stunned to hear myself laugh out loud. I’ve cried about it, because sometimes his show is truly the thing that brightens my entire day (or night, hah). I just never thought happiness could come in the form of a Scottish late-night tv host, but it does. You aren’t alone. I hope he knows too, he is brilliant. *hug*

  6. You defenitely want to find another counseling center that will help you with what you need. The hospitals that have psychiatric centers in them is also a good bet for information as well as treatment. You might find better treatment at a hospital by you – good luck – be well – I suffer as well -but my primary care physician writes it for me you can try that also. They should be helping not ignoring this. And if you ever start shaking uncontrollably,anxiety tremors,dangerous-go the hospital

  7. darlingtester1982 on March 15th, 2008 at 2:36 am

    Hello Honey, I am glad that you had a nice time watching the show and enjoyed it and i agree with lissxxv888 as well love you lots Stewart xox

  8. Yeah, it’s not that those things are the cause(at least I don’t think they are), but they just make whatever ails you worse.

    I have to admit though that I don’t know much about insomnia. The only times I really have a hard time sleeping is if I get obsessive about something.

  9. I think this is the only real girl on YouTube.

  10. Thank you :)

  11. im so glad to see that the show helped you to feel better! i hope the good vibes will last for you!

  12. – I think is a control isue, happens to me too.. I understand you perfectly..Believe me. – Is not the risk of accidents , is just you.. is just our damn mind.. I hate that you have no idea how much i hate that to happen to me.. Specially when you feel your stuck in traffic or .. well you understand me.. as I understand you.. what I do is hurt myself a bit..it helps ,looking at the street or freeway signs..the stores, other cars.. you get me..im sure.

  13. I never mocked you.

  14. Elizabeth01010101 on June 5th, 2008 at 7:24 am

    I get a lot of anxiety when I am in the car with more than one person. I can ride with my husband but when you fill the car up with more people and everyone gets to talking and laughing loudly, boyyyy do I get the anxiety. It is very bad. I’m glad I found your video because now I know I’m not the only one who gets ‘car anxiety.’

  15. what i do in these cases is taking beta blocker medication .they really help a lot. in my last flight i used beta blocker pills and they really help a lot. they hide my panic attacks and i was breathing very normally. my chest was not tight but my eyes was going red. my eyes was scary. it was an 8 hours flying. i hate hights, cars,elevators it sucks

  16. NO offense but why do you say umm so much?? I’m not meaning this in a mean way at all. I was just wondering if it was a symptom from your diagnosis?

  17. haha, I realize I do say that a lot. I don’t think it has anything to do with anxiety, I just don’t rehearse the videos and sometimes I get nervous and use “umm” as a crutch word, a lot of people do it I’ve noticed, especially in video blogs. I have been trying to stop though. :)

  18. Thanks so much for posting this, you’re a really great girl :-) Thanks for being yourself, and not being a fake! I love you!!!!

  19. please read!!!!! ok “CAR PHOBIA” .. I HAD THE SAME PHOBIA…. BUT I GOT RID OF IT!!! … I WANNA TELL YOU HOW TO GET RID OF IT TO..

    MY NAME IS JUSTIN AND IVE HAD ANXITY FOR 3 YEARS AND STILL DO BUT IT IS NOT THAT BAD … AS IT USE TO BE … FIRST THINGS FIRST … YOU HAVE TO LET THE DRIVER/FRIEND THAT YOU HAVE ANXITY… TELL THEM THE WAY YOU FEEL… THIS IS YOUR COMFORT ZONE.. THE MOMENT YOU FEEL LIKE YOUR GONNA PANIC .. TRY TO PAY ATTITION TO SOMETHING ELSE LIKE YOUR PHONE OR I POD …

  20. klonopin in moderation

  21. xsullengirlx on May 5th, 2009 at 11:01 pm

    Thank you for the advice!

  22. thank you for sharing ….

  23. i love taking Vilift, made me feel calm and relax. i never thought it will work for me but it did.

  24. Therapy is difficult telling a complete stranger all your fears. didnt work for me its use to give me extra anxiety

  25. amen to that friend! GOOD TRICK i do the same thing

    thanks for helping us!
    you really know your stuff since i can tell you had them because we all react the same:)

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