I suffer from eiry (sic) however you spell it feelings

[hart]

Anyone else. It's sort of a rolling feeling of uneasy that happens a few times a day-sometimes several, but always a couple. They aren't out and out panic attacks-I have had those too and they are MUCH WORSE, but just kind of what some folks describe as "someone walked over my grave-type" feeling.

I just have to wait until they pass. Happens when I'm with someone or not, in a comfortable setting or at work. I hate them, if with someone I have to maintain a poker face, if at home I can grab a pet and cuddle with it.

Didn't have them a few years ago, just started up a couple of years ago. Anyone else or just Crazy Hart?

 

[porterjack]

i get the deja vu all the time

 

[hart]

It's not a deja vu thing.......I've had those, it's more a dread..........

 

[porterjack]

It's not a deja vu thing.......I've had those, it's more a dread..........

you are a sensitive type - you are in touch with spirits, bet your great grandma was a witch

 

[hart]

Well I wish they would leave me the heck alone.....I'll look in the yellow pages and schedule an exorcism or something then ;P

 

[AUFred]

An uneasyness of course. I think sometimes we get a forboding of events. Not necessarily a bad thing.

 

[Mercury]

I know exactly what you are talking about, funny enough. A dreaded feeling in the pit of your stomach as if though you are in a dangerous situation yet nothing dangerous is happening? Like you just witnessed something terrible?

 

[hart]

That describes it pretty good. A feeling of doom, like I should be ducking. I hate it and it makes me feel irritated because I know it's irrational but it still creeps me out.

 

[pinkporridge]

I get this thing where for no reason at all I feel very anxious worried or nervous. I have the feeling right now but I am starting a new job tomorrow so I know it's down to that. I can't stop feeling a negative type of anxious though like I'm in trouble or done something wrong. Even though rationally I know it is a positive. Often though I get the feeling for no reason at all.

 

[Mercury]

That describes it pretty good. A feeling of doom, like I should be ducking. I hate it and it makes me feel irritated because I know it's irrational but it still creeps me out.

It is rather creepy. I have tried independently researching it and there is no real answer, that I have found so far. Those who are more focused in the spiritual sense suggest that it may be cross-dimensional phenomenon while those in the psychiatric field suggest that it is simply a mental condition of some sort. I have no idea one way or the other but I will say, that there have been times when I have started to feel that sense and then something negative occurs. Usually, it would be while I was at work and a pissed off client would call or come in. It has been a while though since I have felt that but then again, I have been on a rather strong medication too.

Do you have any theories as to what causes these feelings?

 

[hart]

Well sense I suffer from panic attacks on occasion, like once a year. I always thought it was an aborted panic attack, but that might be an apprehension that I might be getting a panic attack more than I really am-if that makes any sense. I never had them until a few years ago. At least with these mini dread feelings I can still fully function. When I have a full blown panic attack (which are very very rare) I absolutely cannot function. Once it was so bad I didn't sleep for three days and they had to hospitalize me. When one doesn't sleep for three days, one start hallucinating and one absolutely cannot function. Luckily I had lots of sick leave stored and work was very understanding. My now ex-husband, not so much

 

[Mercury]

Well sense I suffer from panic attacks on occasion, like once a year. I always thought it was an aborted panic attack, but that might be an apprehension that I might be getting a panic attack more than I really am-if that makes any sense. I never had them until a few years ago. At least with these mini dread feelings I can still fully function. When I have a full blown panic attack (which are very very rare) I absolutely cannot function. Once it was so bad I didn't sleep for three days and they had to hospitalize me. When one doesn't sleep for three days, one start hallucinating and one absolutely cannot function. Luckily I had lots of sick leave stored and work was very understanding. My now ex-husband, not so much

Yes, the worry of having a panic attack, I totally understand. I'm sorry you didn't have a supportive partner during such a rough time in your life when you really needed one. Sounds like you are a rather strong willed individual, even if you might not see it currently. Hopefully these things will settle over time, and, if you find a solid reason behind them, let me know will ya?