Comments on: How To Recognize Anxiety Attack Symptoms http://personaldevelopmentworksheets.com/how-to-recognize-anxiety-attack-symptoms Provides information and resources pertaining to personal development, time management and self improvement Fri, 29 Jul 2011 05:07:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Admin http://personaldevelopmentworksheets.com/how-to-recognize-anxiety-attack-symptoms/comment-page-1#comment-899 Admin Thu, 10 Dec 2009 02:16:54 +0000 http://personaldevelopmentworksheets.com/?p=869#comment-899 Hi Louise, I can only imagine what your boyfriend is going through. I too, suffer from anxiety. (Social anxiety). I used to feel anxious all the time and never liked to be out and about in crowds. It got to a point where I would become physically sick just attending an event. Like your boyfriend, I too am on medication and can say that it has been my life-line. It's as if a whole new world has opened up for me. I still feel anxious from time to time, but with the support and understanding of my soul mate, those moments are not so stressful. My suggestion to you is to be as supportive as you can in the event your boyfriend encounters an anxiety attack. Having support is so important and makes the world of difference to anxiety sufferers. Also, reassure him and let him know how proud you are of him, and it's okay to feel anxious from time to time. The main thing is that he has taken steps to control his anxiousness. I hope this information helps. It's not easy dealing with this, but at least he is not alone. The main thing is to stay in his corner and provide support. You would be surprised how reassurance can support would do for your boyfriend's self esteem and confidence. All the best . Valerie Hi Louise,

I can only imagine what your boyfriend is going through. I too, suffer from anxiety. (Social anxiety).

I used to feel anxious all the time and never liked to be out and about in crowds. It got to a point where I would become physically sick just attending an event.

Like your boyfriend, I too am on medication and can say that it has been my life-line. It’s as if a whole new world has opened up for me.

I still feel anxious from time to time, but with the support and understanding of my soul mate, those moments are not so stressful.

My suggestion to you is to be as supportive as you can in the event your boyfriend encounters an anxiety attack. Having support is so important and makes the world of difference to anxiety sufferers. Also, reassure him and let him know how proud you are of him, and it’s okay to feel anxious from time to time. The main thing is that he has taken steps to control his anxiousness.

I hope this information helps. It’s not easy dealing with this, but at least he is not alone. The main thing is to stay in his corner and provide support. You would be surprised how reassurance can support would do for your boyfriend’s self esteem and confidence.

All the best .
Valerie

]]> By: Louise U. Anxiety http://personaldevelopmentworksheets.com/how-to-recognize-anxiety-attack-symptoms/comment-page-1#comment-866 Louise U. Anxiety Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:05:24 +0000 http://personaldevelopmentworksheets.com/?p=869#comment-866 What can I do if my boyfriend has an anxiety attack? He hasn't had problems since I met him (nine months from now), in the past he has endured a lot due to anxiousness, and he still takes medicine. A lot of stuff has been going on today (grad school, new house, etc...) and even though I think he'll be fine, he might get anxious, or have an panic attack. What could I do? What can I do if my boyfriend has an anxiety attack? He hasn’t had problems since I met him (nine months from now), in the past he has endured a lot due to anxiousness, and he still takes medicine. A lot of stuff has been going on today (grad school, new house, etc…) and even though I think he’ll be fine, he might get anxious, or have an panic attack. What could I do?

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