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Baby Monitor to Prevent SIDS
Oct 07, 2008 03:38PM in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Community
SIDS is a simultaneous shut down of the organs in an infants body, there is no reaction time, it isn't a forgetting to breathe thing, there is no prevention of SIDS. My niece passed of SIDS in April and we have been told there is absolutely nothing that could have been done once the body began the shutdown.
Does anyone get weird head sensations with their Anxiety?
Oct 02, 2008 03:44PM in the Anxiety Community
The weird head sensations are totally normal, those of us with anxiety have such a sensitivity to any sensation in our body. Everyday, I feel pressure in my head, burning scalp, sometime my hearing goes muffled, all sorts of stuff. I had an MRI because I was afraid I had a brain tumor and everything was fine. I think anxiety hits our heads most of all. If you...
Therapists for anxiety?
Aug 08, 2008 10:57AM in the Anxiety Community
I had a therapist like that, and I just never felt better, though she taught me some great relaxation techniques, we really never got to the root of all of this. I have since found someone really great, she just lets me talk and vent. She asks me a lot of questions about myself, and how I handle certain situations. She helped me realize and understand my pers...
Fullness and Ringing in Ears
Jul 18, 2008 01:17PM in the Anxiety Community
Does anyone else experience sudden ringing in ears, muffled hearing and a feeling of fullness or pressure in their ears when they are anxious? It drives me crazy, I am working and out of nowhere, my hearing goes muffled and I get a hot flash. Now that I know that is normally how my attacks happen, I am able to stop them before they really start, but man it is...
lower and upper leg pain and buring
Jul 16, 2008 09:16AM in the Anxiety Community
Is your leg swollen or discolored?
best way to cope with agoraphobia
Jul 16, 2008 09:13AM in the Anxiety Community
I have a book at home that talks about dealing with agoraphobia, I will send you the information. Basically it talks about Baby steps. I know I was borderline agoraphobic early on, and decided to take it head on, and do small things, get through them, be proud of myself and try it again the next day. Eventually, I was out doing my grocery shopping again, may...