Re: BAD BAD NIGHT heart going mad !!!

[Guest guest]

Dear Rogene,

I only drink water never anything else, but I do remember having a bad dream (I think) this will sound weird but my racing heart was the dream.

Sue

[Guest guest]

Hello Rogene,

I have had a bad day today, I got up with a tummy upset so maybe that was the problem last night. I may have eaten something that did not agree with me.

I have seen my osteopath today, he took my blood pressure and listened to my heart he said everything was fine, he seems to think I may have had a panic attack. My husband has gone off to Egypt today for 10 days, and I am worried about the bombings over there.

Thanks for asking

Sue

[Guest guest]

I can only say that my son and I have both had panic attacks and they can be horrendous as far as the scare factor goes. I myself ended up in the hospital three times thinking I was having a heart attack. I felt like I couldn't breathe. I can only guess that the toxicity in our bodies throws off brain chemicals, hormones etc. as the cause. I haven't had a panic attack since I have been detoxing or the dizziness that accompanies it. Of course getting your heart checked would be a good first idea. If your heart checks out ok then I think detoxing would be the next step. Love, Anita [siliconeKids] BAD BAD NIGHT heart going> mad !!!> > Hi Rogene, > > I am writing this to you at 2am in the morning. I> was woken from a deep > sleep with my heart thumping out of my chest, I was> so frightened I phoned N.H.S > direct to speak to a doctor, I am still waiting for> them to phone back and > speak to me. My heart rate has slowed down to what> it was though thank goodness.> Has anyone else had this?> > Thanks> Sue>

[Guest guest]

Only a bad dream for me.

Kenda

Can anyone answer this for Sue?

I haven't had this problem myself.

Sue . . . did drink anything heavily caffinated before

bedtime? . . . or eat chocolate? . . . or remember

having a bad dream?

Rogene

--- gibbense@... wrote:

> Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 21:06:40 EDT

> Subject: [siliconeKids] BAD BAD NIGHT heart going

> mad !!!

>

> Hi Rogene,

>

> I am writing this to you at 2am in the morning. I

> was woken from a deep

> sleep with my heart thumping out of my chest, I was

> so frightened I phoned N.H.S

> direct to speak to a doctor, I am still waiting for

> them to phone back and

> speak to me. My heart rate has slowed down to what

> it was though thank goodness.

> Has anyone else had this?

>

> Thanks

> Sue

>

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[Guest guest]

Sue,

How are you feeling today?

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Hi Sue,

If my hubby was off to the Middle East, I'd probably

be having a panic attack too! . . .

As I understand it, Egypt is safe in comparison with

other places. One of my friends was there recently.

She loved it!

Please find some interesting things to do while he's

gone! . . . Something that will take your mind off you

health and the news!

Love,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Dearest Sue:

Many years ago, I thought that I was having panic attacks; however, it turned out to be Asthma. Every morning I had a funny little cough and then one day I went into respiratory distress. Another symptom that I had was that I was so short of breath. Do you have any of these symptoms?

Honey, stress can cause us to have many symptoms. I would agree that if my husband were gone for a long time,I would not like it. Try to find something that you love to do, this will make the time go faster. We can keep you busy right here on this site, you can become one of our experts.

Love you....Lea

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Re: BAD BAD NIGHT heart going mad !!!

Hello Rogene,

I have had a bad day today, I got up with a tummy upset so maybe that was the problem last night. I may have eaten something that did not agree with me.

I have seen my osteopath today, he took my blood pressure and listened to my heart he said everything was fine, he seems to think I may have had a panic attack. My husband has gone off to Egypt today for 10 days, and I am worried about the bombings over there.

Thanks for asking

SueOpinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

[Guest guest]

Sue

I had this same thing happen about 4 years ago when I first started

developing strange symtpoms. I woke about 5 am with my heart

beating so fast that I couldnt even take my pulse. A trip to the

doctor later that morning revealed nothing they could find. They

said it was probably hormonal- yea right. It was shortly after

that that I developed all kinds of strange symptoms and I did a 24

ekg. By that time I was skipping hundreds of beats a day and my

resting pulse was over 90 or 100. The cardiologist still didn't see

a problem! I went on antibiotic therapy for mycoplasma and my heart

settled down quite a bit. NOw, if I treat for candida aggressively--

like take olive leaf extract, I get skipped beats again. I really

think it is a sign of toxicity. My heart is normal now, except when

I use things to kill candida. Do you have yeast? ARe you taking

antifungals?

Hugs

Kathy

> > Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 21:06:40 EDT

> > Subject: [siliconeKids] BAD BAD NIGHT heart going

> > mad !!!

> >

> > Hi Rogene,

> >

> > I am writing this to you at 2am in the morning. I

> > was woken from a deep

> > sleep with my heart thumping out of my chest, I was

> > so frightened I phoned N.H.S

> > direct to speak to a doctor, I am still waiting for

> > them to phone back and

> > speak to me. My heart rate has slowed down to what

> > it was though thank goodness.

> > Has anyone else had this?

> >

> > Thanks

> > Sue

> >