Saturday, April 10, 2010

Panic Attacks Can Be Learned


Most people have a bad habit of focusing on the past and all their failures, then their system goes into the anxiety and panic mode. We all need to remember that there isn't one person on this planet earth that has not failed many many times. If we put our so called failures into a positive light, we find that there is so much to be learned, and ultimately our failures can end up being our greatest successes.

If your parents were afraid all of the time, then they most likely taught you to be scared. Panic attacks can be learned from others. Learn to ride them out like a large wave, sometimes even several waves. BE OK with the attack and ride it through. If you have a social phobia, or are afraid to fly or ride in a car etc., don't try to avoid it. You won't learn to behave appropriately by avoiding your fears. You can be taught to be happy and not fear.

Just because you have failed in the past to overcome panic attacks, does NOT mean that you can't find many answers now. There are so many ways to help you learn to cope and eventually overcome.

  • Never stop, continue to fight.
  • What works for one person, may not work for another, but you need to go out and find something that works for you.
  • The fear of an attack can be your worst enemy.
  • What are some of the solutions in your life that you are not seeing.
  • If one thing doesn't work, look for another.

There is an incredible book called 'PANIC AWAY' that will give you wonderful information on how to ride through your attacks, even challenge them, and help you understand that you no longer need to FEAR the next panic attack. Try it out and learn how to change your life for good.

THE PAST DOES NOT EQUAL THE FUTURE.

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