I have infrequent meltdowns which most of the time I can recover from after about an hour or so. Unfortunately today I had a bad panic/anxiety attack at work and an ambulance had to be called for as I passed out. I had to be taken home in the ambulance ( Read more... )

Has anyone heard of this? Try playing it with headphones on... damn, this makes a whole tone of noise, though. So be ready. It DOES make sense though... if blurring = pain. See what happens when you get the game to the most blurred, wow...! Also, I like how the other kids are entirely generic and are not saying anything sensible, that was a ( Read more... )

I'm not sure if this is the ADHD or the Asperger's (*has both*) talking, but does anyone else get overwhelmed when doing inventory or actually doing assignments for school ( Read more... )

Hello everyone, First post ( Read more... )

does over drafting your bank account when you were super obsessive and careful (but obviously not careful enough,) send you into a crying panic because you know you'll have to make a call and ask nicely if you can be forgiven (for making an error that was half their fault too ( Read more... )

Okay, so I was trying to separate my own personal differences between meltdowns versus panic attacks...and I thought of the times when I've gotten more angry-panicky instead of crying. And whenever I've been in that angry, frantic state, I get this weird sensation in my head. It's like this "shifting" or "zapping" feeling, the moment I open my ( Read more... )

What's the difference between a "melt down", a "panic attack", and a "break down"?

I'm not trying to flood this place, I swear! I made this post separate because it has nothing to do with cars. And more to do with what I am now assuming are "meltdowns". Although I have had what I believe are meltdowns, in cars. But that's another tale for another time. ;-D ( Read more... )

I'm diagnosed with Asperger's.  I'm 29 on disability because of it, depresson, and  panic attacks, very close to being housebound...was at one point.  I like being at home, so I don't see that as a huge problem.  I have a two year old so I'm far from lazy.  I used to work until panic d/o hit on 10/12/99.   From reading the posts here, I see most or ( Read more... )

I discovered today that I can "Shutdown" or "Shut off" my emotions when I'm having a panic/anxiety attack but need to do something like drive to get to my parent's house to get help. And then when I get somewhere safe I can go hysterical.

Does any one else do that?