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Q: Maniaphobia Lead to Insanity??????????

asked by: mikey v on October 6th, 2006

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I was wondering if maniaphobia lead to insanity, I have these horrible panic attacks of loosing touch with reality and I fear everyday that im going to loose touch with reality, sometimes it feels like I am, this all started after a huge panic attack a year ago. Is this normal to be feeling like this or does this mean im slowly loosing it?? Please reply

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rachchristina

replied on March 26th, 2008

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going insane!!!!!!

i totally feel like that too. i get massive panic attacks and they get worse cos i think im loosing it, d more i think im going mad the worse d panic attack gets!! most people who are insane actually dont know they are so id say we're alrite Very Happy

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