H is for Hysteria.
As someone with anxiety issues, I have experienced hysteria before. I’m sure it has something to do with my overactive imagination. Scenario after scenario, I wish I can will it to stop even for a moment. Or perhaps it has something to do with my surrounding and environment?
Theme: Emotions
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The only hysteria I’ve seen are those shown in movies and books. If that is as off as the way childbirth is shown, I wonder what an actual experience of hysteria is.
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I feel the situation would have to be incredibly bad for one to truly experience hysteria, although I feel with a stress life, one will always be on the verge – always just a step from hysteria.
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Anxiety is real and is hard to deal with!
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Yes!
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Thanks for sharing this idea Anita
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So true and a much needed reminder. 😊
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I have encountered hysteria in others but haven’t experienced it myself
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I think I’ve been on the verge of hysteria a few times but I don’t believe I’ve ever truly experienced it. I feel hysteria can be compared to a mental meltdown.
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It is a melt down. A young person I know used to have these attacks and we would hand him a paper bag to breath in. The high concentration of carbon dioxide in the air restores the balance.
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I’ve learned to just fill my mouth with air and blow out when I am feeling too overwhelmed.
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I think that works too
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I like the quote.
Ronel visiting for H: My Languishing TBR: H
Minotaur
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