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09 Jan 2006, 5:10 pm

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09 Jan 2006, 5:13 pm

Can the very quite person take a break, where no one can see him, and run or flap or do whatever he does that helps?

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09 Jan 2006, 6:23 pm

*arranges a dark corner with 2 way soundproofing, heavy black blankets, a DVD player, and an extensive collection of anime*

*and then disappears*

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09 Jan 2006, 6:38 pm

*chucks in teddy bear and chocolate, and some nice flowers, and tiptoes away quietly...*

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09 Jan 2006, 6:51 pm

*waves a magic wand, and the Mononoke-Hime case pops open to reveal a free pass to the nearest 6 Flags*

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09 Jan 2006, 7:30 pm

thanks all. working on getting less anxious. life a little overwhelming right now.

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09 Jan 2006, 8:50 pm

hey neuroman,
hope life settles down for you a bit soon.
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10 Jan 2006, 6:08 am

better today, thanks. throat still constricted but heart pounding not so bad. was able to stim last night. fell asleep at computer, woke up stimming.

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10 Jan 2006, 5:56 pm

Glad things are better...

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11 Jan 2006, 3:40 am

You have to wait a whole week before your anxiety can be addressed? That sounds like a nightmare. Couldn't you get some chemical help before then? You sound to me like you could really use it. Take care, I wish I could help.

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11 Jan 2006, 3:54 pm

Sympathy

I am in the same boat and had to flee work yesterday.

Take care we are here for you.

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11 Jan 2006, 3:59 pm

I have ADHD and AS, I find exercise can help me with anxiety because you have to consentrate on it and it also helps to get rid of some of that hyperactive energy. Calms/Kalms dont affect me in any way, better or worse, they're not strong enough.

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11 Jan 2006, 9:36 pm

Neuroman wrote:

anxiety is a new experience for me. In the past I have been oblivious to the things that make most people anxious. What I used to get was sensory overload.

Interesting... do you know what made it switch?

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12 Jan 2006, 6:05 am

pyraxis wrote:

Neuroman wrote:

anxiety is a new experience for me. In the past I have been oblivious to the things that make most people anxious. What I used to get was sensory overload.

Interesting... do you know what made it switch?

Likely awareness. Having had treatment for the adhd means that I can pay more attention to the things in my environment. So the things that used to get buried in a flood of overtimulation stand out to me more now. For example, I just bought a clock that ticks too loudly. It is grating on my nerves while I try to see if I can get used to it. The flourescent bulb in my hall is making a whining noise. The computer fan is whining too. And I am anxious about the next steps toward suing my employer. I can turn the other things off and I will be left with the anxiety. Before, sensory overload would have kicked in before I knew what it was that was overloading me.

*gets off the computer to turn things off and get ready for work*

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