Re: teenage with depression, anxiety, panic, paranoia

[Guest guest]

Just retitling the important post

n <inglevly@...> wrote:

> Hi There,

> I'm having problems with my 15 year old teenager, one month it's

> depression next month anxiety, where she is running out the door at -20

> below in Ontario Winter with no coat on just a teeshirt and jeans

> running, screaming and crying down the street.Then when my husband has

> collected her in the house she starts hyperventilating. This went on

> for about a good two weeks every day. I got to the docs. for Xanax

> where i am totally against all the drugs, but couldn't find another way

> to stop these anxiety attacks.

> Then it got to the point where they would start in the vehicle and she

> would panic and say well i'm getting out of here while the vehicle was

> moving trying to open the door at the same time, thank god for child

> locks on my side. But i do have to pull over and try to console her it

> takes about 25 minutes to settle her down.

> Anyways, it has now settled but i had only given her 3 of them and they

> did work when in her system, calmed her down the next day not the time

> it was happening, but i didn't get it into her before the anxiety

> attack, so my fault in the treatment of it as the doc. said only use

> when necessary. Now she is in a paranoia state with the anxiety but the

> anxiety's have subsided from to what they were as above, but i still

> think it's there somewhat.

>

> n

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello n,

I started bio-medical treatment and chelation on my daughter at the

age of 15. Alot of what you describe sounds like what she went

through. She is " mostly " recovered now! Through the last 2 years of

chelation with all the normally suggested supplements, anti-virals,

anti-fungals I have added a variety of things that have helped some

of these issues. For depression, I have added SAMe. For very rare

occasions of anxiety, I starting giving GABA. Her panic and paranoia

completely gone as well as lots of other issues. Feel free to

contact me off list for any information.

Michele

>

> > Hi There,

> > I'm having problems with my 15 year old teenager, one month it's

> > depression next month anxiety, where she is running out the door

at -20

> > below in Ontario Winter with no coat on just a teeshirt and jeans

> > running, screaming and crying down the street.Then when my

husband has

> > collected her in the house she starts hyperventilating. This

went on

> > for about a good two weeks every day. I got to the docs. for

Xanax

> > where i am totally against all the drugs, but couldn't find

another way

> > to stop these anxiety attacks.

> > Then it got to the point where they would start in the vehicle

and she

> > would panic and say well i'm getting out of here while the

vehicle was

> > moving trying to open the door at the same time, thank god for

child

> > locks on my side. But i do have to pull over and try to console

her it

> > takes about 25 minutes to settle her down.

> > Anyways, it has now settled but i had only given her 3 of them

and they

> > did work when in her system, calmed her down the next day not

the time

> > it was happening, but i didn't get it into her before the anxiety

> > attack, so my fault in the treatment of it as the doc. said only

use

> > when necessary. Now she is in a paranoia state with the anxiety

but the

> > anxiety's have subsided from to what they were as above, but i

still

> > think it's there somewhat.

> >

> > n

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This post is limited to the topic of xanax. Many doctors don't

realize that it can be very fast acting. Some people with

occasional panic attacks carry it on them. When the panic starts to

rise, they chew a tablet so it's absorbed in their mouths and begins

working quickly. The doctor who told me about this was involved in

an early study in which xanax was used to help reduce phobias and

panic attacks. Ideally, the person dose not need daily medication,

just use as needed, eventually realizing that he or she could push

their limits safely b/c the med was available and quick acting once

their personal limit was reached. The end goal being that the meds

simply stayed in a pocket.

So your doctor is right that it can be used " only when needed " . He

just didn't know how to use it.

tot

>

> > Hi There,

> > I'm having problems with my 15 year old teenager, one month it's

> > depression next month anxiety, ...

[Guest guest]

No it is not.

Michele

>

> >I now give it (when I do) with just a bite of food, before school.

> >She won't eat much in the morning and I insist on just a few bites

> >because of giving all the other supplements too. Interestingly

when

> >I first tried GABA about the same time we started chelation, it

> >caused her to be goofy, drunk like so I didn;t try it again for

about

> >a year. When I then gave it a year into chelation, it worked very

> >well for when she had to give oral reports, etc.

> >Michele

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