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By Amanda Isbitt
 Ever have repeated feelings of terror when it seems as though something horrible is happening or about to happen? Have you ever wanted to run from a room in fear and then done so, although you have no idea why you were so scared? Do you feel like your throat and chest is closing and every breath will be your last? Has your heart suddenly seemed to be racing fast enough to leap from your chest and qualify for a NASCAR win? Welcome to the world of someone with panic attacks.
Today panic attacks can affect a lot of people and this is due to different reasons. They seem to be more common in younger adults 18-35, but there is no age limit on who can have one of these attacks. A panic attack is a period of time when a person feels overwhelming terror, but there is no discernible reason. This causes a fight or flight response in the body and many physical symptoms begin to occur. Some of the symptoms that accompany a panic attack include a racing heartbeat, dizziness or feeling |
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By Henry Diaz
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Depression is complex. Depression can fester and get worse over a long period of time without being noticed . Researches know that depression will afflict 15 million people in the USA annually. It is also estimated that less than a third will actually seek some form of treatment for their affliction. In many cases the afflicted do not even realize that they are ill. Every day stress is common in the modern world. It has become harder and harder to deal with the every day obstacles of life. Many families are surviving week to week. Trouble in the economy has made it more difficult than ever to keep a good job. Stress leads to depression.
There are many different types of depression. Many of the labels are similar in meaning. There is mental depression, medical depression, clinical depression and manic depression. Severe depression refers to the most advanced form of the illness. |
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