Tyson Fury: The Scariest Experience I've Ever Had...
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- Tyson Fury pulls no punches in our open, raw conversation with him.
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Godbless this man in lord Jesus name amen. Seems like yesterday he fought on channel 5 in 2008 on his debut. Grace be to God and so glad he got threw all his demons and troubles. Spiritual warfare is no joke. Don't believe me? Check the video I just posted. Was in my home with my little girl just the two of us..around 4 sec mark you hear a demonic voice say hello..alot of paranormal activity at the time...godbless you all and be safe and cast them out in lord Jesus Christ name amen!!! Hallelujah hallelujah!! 🙌🙏🙌🙏🙌🙏🙌
Can't wait for this , top man
Oooost moosting sooom tooom every bady payday subscribe OK?....looking forward to the video of the jolly green giant HAIL SCOTLAND!@TYSON FURY
So he lost his vision buy noticed his mates van, and is told go for a walk....
Tyson was on Cocaine at that moment which would explain it all.
respect to Tyson for reliving something , which i know myself , is a psychotic episode that can last a long time and that marks you for life, and you never forget, Talking about it and sharing it with strangers ...well respect brother. Alot of admiration for the big man
Sounds like Tyson got spiked with LSD to me..American Microsoft or a blotter...just keep going forwards mate..never look back..nice munchies afterwards though..bet he ate a gargantuan meal...lol...your onecrazy wonderful person mr Fury and let's face it..the best boxer on the planet..end of.
Omg
Tyson describes perfectly a total Psychotic Break... so glad he came back through the grace of God. A worthy world champion if ever there was one...
Its not a pyhcotic breakdown. That would be phycosis or paranoid schizo.this is Depersonalisation and is more common. You would be suprised how many people have mental breakdowns and and suffer Derersonalisation and think they are going mad but its not the case.
No mate tyson is describing cocaine induced phycosis 😂😂... Its called a fucking panick attack when you sniff a line that's to big 😂😂.. I've been there myself it's not nice it genuinely does feel like your about to croak it all my arms and face went numb nasty experience
It’s a horrible feeling’ I’ve experienced it too’ everything he said is 💯
Same here
Sounds like someone spiked the king, sounds like an acid trip, feel for you
I’ve been there a few times via my own choice
Wow I never knew anxiety or panic attacks could be that terrifying. Strength to everyone going through shit fr!
Have experienced this too. I never knew it was possible to experience that level of fear. It kinda gives you an armour though cause you know if you can make it through that you can make it through most anything
No brainer to subscribe to your channel as it is vitally important to bring the issue of mental health to light, and you never know, someone going through a similar thing may watch this interview and now they know that they are not alone. May of even saved their life. Keep up the good work
I can really relate to the Big man, I have had similar experiences with panic atacks like this through the years,glad you can talk about it and that your ok now Tyson 👍
Thankyou for sharing, we're glad the episode brought you value. Talking is the key.
As someone who experiences Anxiety attacks on the regular i have experienced these similar episodes from being 17 and i am now 35 . When it first happened was exactly like that i was playing a computer game with my brother and all of a sudden it hit me like a ton of bricks , i was rushed to hospital thinking i was having a heart attack and like reality had melted and no one could help me, My family at the time told me get on with it and stop making a fuss as mental health wasnt as open back then. I still get them alot but at that age i went doctors a few times and the doctor replied its ok they cant kill you, you will only pass out and you will be fine again. I came out of there crying my eyes out and feeling lower than ever and hit the drink hard as it was only time i didnt feel like i was going to have one and felt false confidence. I have been on medication daily since and it helps ease the symptoms but i still have bad days like everybody else, Tysons stories and book have picked me out of some of the deepest holes ive been in my life and just knowing im not alone and that no matter what age or money or family life that it can happen to anyone at anytime. Speaking out helps and you find out that it happens to alot of people you least expect it too, Fantastic ambassador for mental health and i wish anyone experiencing this on a regualr basis the biggest love and too keep going when stuff gets bad. Like it says in the crow it cant rain everyday. Brighter days come x.
After my worst panic attack, the next few days my hair fell out. All of it. This created another attack that felt like a heart attack.
I could feel my heart pounding like it was 200 beats a minute.
I went to emergency. After 2 hours of testing and connected by electrical pads for monitoring, a doctor said my heart looked normal. It's a panic attack. I said my heart is beating faster than it ever has.
She said it hasn't gone above 100 bpm since you arrived. That was stunning. I thought the machine was broken. I was still panicking.
She gave me 20mg of Valium and it all went away.
I now have 10mg pills I carry all the time.
I've only used them twice in 10 years. Having them is a comfort knowing that I won't lose control.
My hair came back white. I was 50 years old. My friends call me Mr Clean.
Life is good.
Powerful clip. These are terrible things to go through and it just shows that they can affect ANYONE. So good that he is talking about his experiences, hopefully it will help people who are suffering too.
As someone who has experienced this I can confirm i genuinely thought i was dying also and it is terrifying and it takes along time to get over it and develop coping mechanisms and rational thinking to keep calm and control the physical symptoms, alchohol withdrawal and too much caffeine were triggers for me so I know what I can and can't do to control it now, well done Tyson for speaking about it.
I get it a fair amount.
It aint mental health btw...
@@deadprivacy you right about caffeine if i drink too many cups of the stuff i get some bad palpitations
@@doctord8589 i was talking of otger conditions that get misdiagnosed as mental health conditions, psychiatry is basically a scam, a fudge for where neurosvience couldnt answer things, i have a condition that causes sudden feelings of dying, very distinct, you have to move or you will die, it would have been diagnosed in the past as anxiety.
It isnt.
Its neurological and physical condition, its a caused by a condition that causes tumours called olliers that means my bones are lumpy and press on vital nerves.
Was misdiagnosed for years, misled about what they were slicing out of me as a young teenager.
Caffeine is bloody awful stuff though.
The way it works is it blocks the receptors for the chemical that induces tiredness and sleep.
Which builds up in your blood during the day and is metabolised and removed from the body during sleep.
Caffeine simply blocks the uptake of this chemical, so your panic and palpitations are reactions to the receptors normal uptake and signalling being suddenly cut off.
The moment you wake up, this chemical builds in your system so two coffees are suddenly taking your body clock to just after waking and keeping it there.
I think its about ten redbulls or coffees and you have seriously poisoned youself with a distinct risk of death.
I dont go near it anymore, when you are hooked it doesnt feel so bad, but take a month off , then down just 1 strong coffee.
The effect is astounding and very unpleasant i found, i drink five more over the next few days and im addicted again , always staving off sleep and chasing my tiredness away.
Yea we know. Tyson just told us. Ffs
Hallucinations from cocaine tripping it's called haha had it loads
First serious panic attack I had was at age 7 which was horrendous but I was too young for it to impact my everyday life thankfully but the next one I had in my early 20’s was next level and set me on the path of suffering sadly. I’m now late 30’s and cope fine thankfully although death consumes my mind much of the time.
Please dont worry about death. If you live your life fearing death you will never be happy. Call out to Jesus an ask him to be your savior. Then if you did die you would be in heaven. Hope this helps
Good interview 👍🏻 well done.
I'm subscribing...that Tyson Fury story is truly mind blowing.As somebody who's suffered a break down myself I was honestly half way between laughing out loud and bloody crying as I listened to him lol.What a man he is...tells a good story too.
Tyson Fury is a legend, I have the upmost respect for this giant of a man. You could see the emotion in his face when he was describing what was happening to him, mental health can affect anyone at any time, even the hardest man in the world.
This is why it's so great he is talking about this. Mental health awareness has come a long way but still there are people who don't understand it and think it's because a person is weak minded or whatever. Fury is the perfect example you can be the toughest sob on earth, the heavyweight champion, but still have this illness. What he did for a lot of people and awareness for mental health is even greater than what he accomplished as a boxer
Bless him. That sounded terrifying!
🙏🏻❤️
I just subscribed great video I be waiting for Monday episode
I always knew Tyson Fury is a very unique and special man. Definitely a champion.
Really does sound like a full on panic attack. He describes it so well. The words “panic attack” does not do it justice. When it happens to an individual the world is having an earthquake! Kudos for Tysons honesty and clarity. His openness will help people.
This is the interview people need to see about mental illness. He has been an inspiration within the ring getting up from a huge k.o . Getting up off the floor after mental illness is as inspiring. Talking like this helps people as mental health is important for Everyone
You have got it together now Tyson.. the first time mental health hits you that way it's terrifying, but you now know the signs and you know how fragile the mind can be, that's a good starting point. Great to see you doing so well fella.
I feel this! Had a panic attack and thought I was having a heart attack! Used to think people were faking when they said they were having a panic attack, now I know what one is!
Excellent interview
Tyson is not alone I had something very similar, thought people I loved family and friends were out to do me harm. It’s what a breakdown does to you. This needs more awareness and support for the victims. It was difficult for me but more difficult for those around me who had to witness it 😢
I need a full interview asap boys
This man is a great ambassador for MENTAL HEALTH he's done so much and come so far, such a genuinely nice person and down to earth, he's earned the respect from the people who love him me included
The insights this podcast gives is 💯. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽
Crazy pressure. The body will only take so much. Then it takes so much time to get through this. Not sure if you ever get over it. You just learn to control it better in time. I was 16 when they started I'm 60 now and it's still there in the background.
Amazing explanation by Tyson. A man with a voice. Well done Champ.
Tyson is a modern-day hero, a truly inspirational champion, and a man who has overcome great personal demons. Thank you for your honesty and for sharing this story.
Very powerful message from the GK.
Amazing story from the unbeatable heavyweight champion of the world , a champion of mental health awareness 👍💪
Good on him for expressing this so openly
No matter what anyone says. Tyson fury’s story is one you wouldn’t believe in a Hollywood movie. A total and complete inspiration.
You did well to overcome that long legs.. I've had one of those their horrible. I'm glad that your ok now 👍🏻🙏🇬🇧
…..also, well done to those interviewers. You showed high level skill!
What he is explaining is literally identical to a very strong acid trip I experienced in 1992. I have told the story many times since explaining to people the world around me went like postman pat , I used that exact description, also vision closing in with blackness like looking through tubes. I was paranoid and thought I was going to die and everything , what he’s describing is identical.. I wonder if somebody had in fact spiked him with acid and he is putting it down to a mental health episode when really it was acid.. that’s not to say I don’t believe he has mental health issues I believe he does. But what he is explaining sounds more like an acid trip, 💯
Broo I was watching this on my TV and saw your comment and had to grab my phone and reply. I had a very bad acid trip in May 2022. First and last time. It was all going really well and then I started getting messages from my Mum and GF (I have a lot of family issues) and that's when the trip when horribly wrong. As soon as he started explaining his experience , I thought of my LSD trip and was kinda hoping somebody had a similar idea to me. Did you do LSD before or after that trip?
I dunno weed coke etc can all cause panic attacks that's why i dont tough any drugs anymore
sounds like he had a bit too much of a weed cookie
Been thru this a few times its affected my life to self medication alcohol weed been clean of class a for years had a tough life
This man is amazing and awesome inspiration, nobody else can get up from a Deontay wilder vo
Bomb!
Experience 100s of panic attacks last 3 and half years had one in a hospital once running looking for the ER doctors and nurses looked at me as if they didn’t see me and didn’t want to help me at all I was fkd up really badly no one wanted to even point me to the ER my heart was literally beating so hard I could hear the blood squirting in my heart with each beat was really bad started boxing few months ago which is helping me soo much and I want to get into the armatures and hopefully if I’m good enough get into being pro Tyson and ryan Garcia are very big inspiration to me because I feel comforted knowing strong legends like them can do something like that
Love you Tyson. Thank you for sharing with us. Tyson Fury #1.
It’s crazy now men in all sports are coming out with the mental health issues since Tyson shared his story of it with the world 🌎 he’s definitely really bang on about the panic attacks there not one bit nice wouldn’t wish it on no1 have had a few myself till I realised it was all in the head and holding in years of stress anyway men need to speak up not mam up cus u will never be the same if u don’t speak up Tyson is a living legend 💯🇮🇪🙌🏾🙌🏻🙏🩸🇨🇮☘️
Wow ! I've been down that road too.
What a legend Tyson is 💯
Bad place to be in, mentally..went threw same sort of thing years back . psychotic episode .any1 can come back from anything over time ..💪💪💪💪🤝💯💯
I had this type of experience every 2/3 days for over 6 years.
I no longer have panic attac ks -
I walked in to the hospital over 20 x thinking I was about to die.
This is exactly what it feels like.
These episodes come from nowhere without warning.
I have now learned how to control them.
It’s call grounding -
When you feel it coming on- smell something, touch something.
Bring you back to your senses- sound crazy but it works
great podcast. I was glued to the seat but whenever i hear someone say subscribe, i never do and never will. I probably would have done without the begging pitch
I wish him nothing but health and happiness. x All will be well and calm and free.
My son who lives in America suffers from panic attacks it started we his brother who is 41 had a heart attack and he got a little boy who was born disabled you are a lovely person and your family take care
Hopefully this will resinate with other people going through similar things and might just save a life
Got to admit when Tyson said he felt like was in a Postman Pat episode burst out laughing where did that come from 😄 glad he got better & did a legendary comeback.
What an amazing bloke and a fantastic fighter!!!!!!
Only recently discovered the High Performance channel and watched the full Eddie Howe and this part of Tyson Fury interview. Both probably some of the best content I've seen in the last 5yrs on You Tube. Really good interview management and approaches. Well done fellas.
Same
Severe psychosis is truly a terrifying experience. It's not just the mad thoughts that are scary but the inability to tell the difference between rational ones and irrational ones.
Horrible.
Luv and Peace.
My friend is going through this and it’s so scary. I actually love this guy for being so honest. I don’t think it’s possible to understand fully unless you have seen it and is heart breaking. My friend says all that he thinks about is his pets and it makes him keep fighting to get control
New sub here great job lads 👊🙏💪
i went through same thing got sectioned brand new now thank goodness
the fact this can happen to a man who gets into the ring Infront of thousands of people, just proves it can happen to anyone! stay strong.
Happend to me to but from drug use so i know how he feels because this happened to him randomly but for people who want to know what its like here is the best i can explain : You start sweating really hard and your heart is beating really fast so fast you can here your own heart beat in your head which scares you more so this is why you need to be calm like what happened to Tyson it can also cause hallucinations in very severe cases or from drug use like me its not a joke because you genuinely feel like your having a heart attack and their is nothing you can do about it the reason your unable to stay calm is because you feel actual pain and you associate Anxiety or other mental health problems to be Only mental when they can actually bring out physical symptoms such as , High heart rate , chest pain etc
This sounds like how i used to feel when suffering from cocaine psychosis. It seems very real at the time. Our brains are super powerful.
That really upset me listening to that. Poor bugger having to deal with that.
All the best to this man and others suffering similar. ❤️
Had this since I was 10 years old I'm now 29 still fighting it experience panic attacks 14 15 times a day and live with the constant fear of health anxiety daily
Have you tried the Dare Response? If is a technique
I have suffered anxiety and panic attack since l lost a best friend in a car crash so l can sympathise how your body grips you in this moment and it’s damn scary whilst having one. Beta blockers sorted me out for a year and since l can now fully manage my situation. It’s a life condition and mine won’t go so l know you never get over this but you learn and manage it for life. It’s a scary time etc. life is short if you don’t keep on top of it.
I've had this , the expression stare crazy that's what this is .
😢
Honestly I can relate to tyson fury so much all my experience 🙏 💯
This is what I experience sometimes when I’m hyper manic and psychotic, it’s really a very horrible experience and it makes you really appreciate life after it’s finished. I honestly wouldn’t wish it upon my worse enemy, it’s absolutely frightening.
@@Thaidups7499 I suppose the best way to explain it would be that with hypomania, it’s more short acting so say a few days, where as normal mania can last weeks at a time, for me anyway. I’m not really sure how to explain how it feels, I’m very energetic and jittery, speaking a mile a minute about a plethora of topics, often very loud and very very sociable, constantly on phone calls etc, the best way to explain it would be the peak hit of like a cocaine buzz or speed. So much energy and it feels amazing and my egos all over the place because I’m the best and I know everything. whereas there’s the juxtaposition to that, where you’re manic and say a car goes past my window, constantly getting up and checking, really really paranoid that somebody coming to get me from the house and take me away and I definitely wouldn’t be leaving in a non violent manor, constantly rearranging things, very very sexual and impulsive, my vice was the stock markets and shopping tbh but apparently it’s pretty common amongst people with bipolar n yeah just very irritable and snappy over the littlest stupidest things and I mean go absolutely psychotic over them, used to see figures out the corners of my eyes too, little shadow outlines, turn around and there’d be nothing there, which would make me paranoid and on edge etc 😂 so yeah basically imagine being on cocaine or speed- some kind of drug that just gives you euphoria and energy for days but also makes you extremely paranoid and impulsive
@@Thaidups7499 put it this way, I used to wake up at 4am, just to peddle into work 10 miles, to work in a scrap yard for 12 hours a day laborious job, lots of heavy lifting and then peddle back home 10 miles, every day, even though I live 1 minute away from a bus stop that’d drop me off right outside the gate of the scrap yard 😂 and I knew this but I just had so much energy that I’d rather wake up 2 hours before I even had to, it’s honestly really sad thinking about it because I was so unwell and it’s so clear now that I look back on it 😂 like honestly, I do miss the mania sometimes, I’m on tablets now so I’m stable and “normal” so I haven’t been manic in probably a year I’d say :)
@@Thaidups7499 you too my friend, go to the doctors and have an assessment, the tablets changed my life honestly, lots of trial and error but they work good now
@@peterb9407 ime same it's crazy doesn't matter how hard i work how late I stay up I will always wake up at roughly 5 am and its like ime instantly wide awake
@@theyliebutwhy8101 yup, i hope you’re keeping well though my friend and have a good new year ❤️
I had such a similar experience once when my wife insisted we watched Slumdog Millionaire :D i could never sit still long enough to watch a movie back then and she thought I wanted to avoid her so I forced myself and this happened. I kept trying to go for a piss that I didn't need. Ended up at a care centre and on diazepam. That sent me on a journey of understanding and became heavy weight champion of my mental health by becoming a mental health professional and now I help people with this kind of thing quite often.
Its wild to think that you can go through something as overwhelming as this and not only leave it behind you but be an excellent example of great mental health.
Was smoking Ganja involved in that one or not?
@@RyenHemoro No. I don't smoke it. That kind of panic attack is a result of overthinking for a long time to the point you're perpetually anxious and don't know why. I learned to fix that eventually though. I had health anxiety aswell so. I was also autistic/ADHD and didn't know at the time. It is very common with those conditions. I have no doubt at all that Tyson is ADHD.
@@plunderclat221 OKay, thanks for that good description. I couldn't admit to being stressed, and was also in denial while having panic attacks. Think that may have been from prolonged overthinking and worrying..(and resentment/anger at the time) a recipe for disaster. Think you might be right about T.F having ADHD, seems a bit like poor old Gazza. Did you get diagnosed then? Or self Diagnoses?
@@RyenHemoro I got diagnosed in 2017 at 37 years old. I was diagnosed with bipolar in 2008, which I'm not anymore. Although my client base is local to me (i stick to around 25 clients per week, in schools and private), therefore understandably not a good measure of national stats, a good 50% of my clients are adhd, asd or both. Of that ~50%, only around 10-15% have a diagnosis and the rest are oblivious. I can see it really easy in people for some reason.
I've met a lot of clients with diagnoses of bipolar type 2 and various-cluster personality disorders who are clearly ASD (mostly what would've once been diagnosed as Aspergers).
Cool that you mentioned Gazza aswell. It was literally only ~2 months ago I talked about him to a colleague in this context.
ASD and ADHD causes cyclic moods but I don't know how the psychs making these diagnoses don't see the patterns of behaviour/monotropism etc thats always present to some degree. I feel like I should be doing something about this tbh because what I'm seeing is alarming.
15% of all suicide-attempt hospitalisations are autistic people *with* a diagnosis. Can you imagine then how many of our long gone-suicide victims might've been autistic without a diagnosis, if my above thinking is worth any salt (i.e. 50%)?
@@plunderclat221 Blimey, what an insight. I don't know quite what to say. Fair play for helping people with your in depth understanding. My knowledge is very limited on these details, but will digest what you have said here. So good to hear somebody's giving it some proper thought and attention. Keep raising awareness! Respect Thank you.👊❤
Panic attacks are terrifying!
Your limbs start to contract and quiver, the next thing you know, your literally screaming at the top of your lungs with tears streaming from your eyes.They can catch you in your sleep too. One time I woke up and thought I was on the ceiling looking down at my bed which seemed a hundred feet below me.
Kept yelling ‘gonna fall..Please god help me!’ Ended up just fall out of bed with a yelp.
I've had the same experience, I was in a taxi and everything became really slow and all I could think of was how I'm leaving everyone behind and I'm ready to pass, I poured a bottle of water over my head and asked the taxi to take me to the hospital because I'm dying, similar the Tyson throwing the keys, your head can't work it out so you do something random in panic which kind of takes your mind off of what's going on but not at the same time!My eyes went like looking through a small hole and everything became dark, when I got the hospital it turned out I'd had a panic attack, something I've had a thousand times over but this was very different, it's as though the other panic attacks weren't enough and this had built up, when I looked at my chest I must have grabbed where my heart is so much that I'd drawn blood! The mind is a strange thing at times! I can still picture that particular moment as if it happened yesterday.
Well done for getting through it mate. In some ways I felt like my experience was almost a spiritual thing, that I was destined to go through. To admit I was living in fear away from truth. Did you feel like that at all do you mind me asking?
I actually like him now
He's actually a good guy
Good luck brother
I've been
Going through something similar since the 13 dec.
Watching this makes me wanna cry because I'm feeling the same right now
I thought that wee clip was wonderful since I have been in that bad place in the past.💖
Fair play too Tyson for talking about his issues with his mental health , nothing to be ashamed of . Fuck the stigma , everyone should be able to say when their head is not in a good place as easy as they say they've the flu etc.
Anxiety can be like that sometimes
I can walk a few miles to my local supermarket feeling really good, then when I walk into the store everything rapidly changes, I look around and the first thing that goes all weird is sound, I can see people chatting but it all sounds distorted, my vision starts acting up and then the sweats suddenly appear and it's now time to get out the shop ASAP
Hate standing at those self service checkouts with those daft msg's on loop, assistance required etc, I need out and fast, never walked away from my shopping but been very close at times, one day the machine wouldn't take my money, kept spitting it back out and a staff member helped me sort the issue out, the sweat was running off my bald head and it was a cold day, getting back out that day was such a relief.
I always try and avoid busy days like Saturday's, Christmas is the worst.
Enlightening.
Imagine heaven forbid that had been cancer or something like that. No way would they be trying to take his belts off him or make him get in the Ring. That’s a thing with mental health. In my experience if you have a break like this, even friends have known for forty years, don’t wanna be around you because they can’t see it and they don’t know what it is. It’s still even now in the third decade of the 21st-century completely misunderstood. By people who should know better.
Good luck to you Tyson.
Sounds like a panic attack. They are horrible. I had one when my family kept passing away.
had to laugh at him going out hawking with his mate "Dave" lol!
You describe exactly the same thing that happened to me and it’s really scary, difference is I didn’t have anyone telling me I was having a panic attack.. I had to work it all out for myself 😢
@@Thaidups7499 Thankyou, wish you all the best
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God bless you The great Tyson Fury
Imagine getting a window quote and fury ducking through your front door.
Full respect to tyson fury to open up and say what he has said as the best heavyweight boxer that has lived in the last 15 years shows that it can happen to anyone in the world. To say that on CZcams shows he is a real legit man 👍
He is a legit man...no bull, straight up, amazing story
The interviewers are great
Can't help but love a good story can't wait to C more love this guy for what he does and his, ...!!!! See you soon the public
i can relate to this ive bin in hospital twice because of it
This sounds exactly like a mushroom trip. My mate has exact same experience on mushrooms, everything changed to cartoon and he thought he was dying.
Or dmt acid all these things can do that
I thank God for people like Tyson. A big macho man doing the most macho manly sport. Through his testimony and his truth he has helped a lot of people. It's easier now for us all to speak about mental health issues. God bless you Tyson.
I relatr to soso much of what tyson talks about I've been through life changing things last 2 months n I work on my own on nights n last night at 11pm I had total breakdown of crying n then happened again at 2am it's anxiety that's causing this feel better now for crying
That story is insane... your mental health is so important, even more so if youre Tyson Fury with world wide attention
What he talking about is a drug induced panic attack I used to call it shooting through back in the day it happens when you take to much and stay up for to long
Is there a part 2
so famous but so normal love him
Excellent...
Worse thing about this is not many people understand and if you look healthy or have been healthy then even less people give a sh*t
I'm going through it now I experience daily where all of a sudden I can't breathe what's seems to help me every time is to get out of house go for walk
Had the same experience. Anxiety attacks are terrifying. I had my roommate take me to the children hospital cause it was close. I was working 72 hours a week and completing my first Masters Degree for 2 years straight. Your body taps you out at one point.
Tyson im going through what u have... Pray for me
I have had hundreds of these episodes after having an arrhythmia. I had a procedure to correct an electrical problem in 2014 and I struggle daily with this it's fucking awful & I still have them to this day. Constantly having to tell yourself you're not dying is exhausting. My body & mind have suffered long term consequences and my health is in the drain. I didn't have the paranoia that people were trying to kill me or that life was a cartoon but I have felt like I was in a dream(derealization)
Huge props to Tyson for pulling through and bettering his health. Mine's in the shitter & I don't know if it's my heart, lungs, central nervous system, brain, digestive system, cancer or just my mental health. If seen loads of NHS doctors & payed loads privately but nothing is diagnosed & training doesn't improve my fitness it just leaves me exhausted.
If you ever go through this do whatever you can to get fit while you've got the chance because if a disease process starts your window of opportunity between a mental problem & a disease occuring in is gone.
I used to get panic attacks. I aaked Jesus into my life an for forgiveness an know i can deal with it. Hope you do the same.
@@dominiccella6533 Through the suffering & hitting rock bottom I have come closer to God. Night after night after night of being in a dark place & asking myself so many questions about existence lead me to the belief that for something to exist their must be a causative agent & that causative agent must have brought the something into existence through intention. To me that is God. In that respect I am wide open to the idea of God's intention to create Jesus. If he was a human being just like us or even a divine being. I have prayed to both many many times for forgiveness, help & guidance. 🙏🏼
@@dominiccella6533 During these dark moments I had a revelation of sorts that in order to cope with the suffering I have to stop self-victimising. I may be victimised by others or by circumstances but I do not have to take that on as my identity. I learned to forgive myself for past mistakes & to forgive others who hurt me. It's important to feel the depth of every emotion & allow it to pass like the weather, being able to return to a stable baseline without taking the negativity on as my identity. I learned to release toxic anger, guilt & shame that keeps me from feeling like I deserve happiness, joy & peace. Giving myself the permission to feel every emotion bad & good as I move through life is now my outlook. I'm sure I have a lot more to learn. Best of luck on your journey
That's some good gear.
I had a similar experience but turns out i accidentally ate an edible. Scariest time of my life. Thought I was dying.
God Bless You Tyson
And your lovely family
All the best pal ♥️
Your brother in Christ