Pulled out of my chest...?

Question

idk if these pieces relate but i dont care about anything anymore and im generaly just unhappy and i know about depression and stuff and when i was little my dad do some bad things but ever since this one incident when i was going to sleep in my bed laying thier i felt like someone reached in my chest and pulled something out of it and i couldnt breathe for like 10 seconds and was sweating and everything...ever since that incident iv felt lonely unhappy all depression like but i meen its not like i dont p**s my self laughing at my friends but im just generaly unhappy, so i ask u WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME and if this has happend to anyone else something to explain what happend and why i feel this way

Answer 1

Have you talked with your dad and asked him what he did and told him how badly it has affected you? If not, you need to do this right away. Don't suffer any longer when you don't have to. He was probably doing some kind of trick...I've seen where you do this on the palm of someone's hand. They 're not pulling anything out...if just feels that way..I think it has to do with electrical impulses or nerves or something...but there's nothing dangerous about it. Try to find somebody who knows how to do this to your hand and have them do it. You'll see that it feels funny..but nothing is being pulled out of your hand (or your chest) You were just a little kid and your dad I'm sure didn't realize that it affected you in this way.

BTW....Most teenagers go through depression...especially girls. It's about hormones and body changes. I suffer from PTSD and panic attacks. Sounds like you had one...but if you get this thing straightened out with your dad..you probably won't have them anymore.Good Luck!!

Answer 2

You have low levels of the chemical known as serotonin that is found in our brain. Low levels of serotonin equals depression. And for your first question you probably had a night attack, or something like that, when your heart misses a beat that that takes your breath away for a few sections.  Or you either had a minor heart burn episode or a mini heart attack.  

NUTRIENTS AND DEPRESSION

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Pump up those Serotonin levels!!!

Answer 3

You seem depressed now. So do you want it explained to you (Serotonin and other chemicals in the brain are one theory) or do you actually want to feel a different way than you feel now?

Both counseling and medication (most effective together) can assist you in overcoming this generally unhappy, lonely and depression like state of mind.

A panic attack is one possibility for what you experienced, sleep paralysis is another possibility. See how neither explanation actually made you feel less depressed?

I suggest speaking to licensed mental health professional as well as a medical doctor.

Psi

Answer 4

I truly believe there is answers for you out there....you need to try another category: one that deals with emotions and mental health. and I say this with all the blessings and prayers I can send.Just by reaching out your on your way to a new you!keep the faith in yourself  this can be a positive adventure.........Blessed be..........!

Answer 5

you really need to rest

Answer 6

I know you've probably already thought of this but, as for the incident in bed, you were probably just drifting off to sleep and had a very vivid nightmare that scared you so badly that you woke up still terrified.  I get them when I'm stressed out - mine usually involve someone cutting into me while I'm awake to take something from me (maybe my concious mind trying to get the answer to my problem from my unconscious mind?).  Anyway, if you are generally unhappy most of the time you may want to talk to someone about it.  You may have a chemical imbalance that presented when you were younger when your body's hormones and chemicals were mixing and maturing.  It could be something as simple as that.  Or something might have happened when you were younger that your mind just didn't know how to cope with.  Either way, talking to someone couldn't hurt and you may even walk away happier.  Good luck!

Answer 7

You are depressed. You are not crazy, but you may have unipolar or bipolar disorder. For this you will need some professional help. Talk to your family doctor, or any doctor about it.

As for reaching into your chest, you were probably experiencing a hypnogogic hallucination (a very realistic hallucination when you are drifting off to sleep), which was probably related to your depression.

Answer 8

I think maybe you were having an out of body experience. Often while we dream we go visit the other side and sometimes when our souls reenter our body there is a strange sensation, if we are awake enough to feel it. As for the depression part maybe you were missing everyone you just went visit.  look up Sylvia Brown's stuff on this subject.

Everyone gets depressed from time to time, grin and bear it. It too shall pass. If you feel it's really bad go see a doctor, just don't let him give you paxil.

Good Luck I hope you are feeling better soon...

Answer 9

sounds like you were conscious during the preliminary stages of sleep paralysis...it can be scary if you don't know what to expect.  Often times you feel heavy in the chest, with loud auditory noises/beeps in the head and vibrations all over.

Answer 10

There was an X-files episode that talked about a 'succubus' and 'incubus' spirit that somebody sends someone when they're sleeping.  I'm not sure, but I think the 'succubus' is an evil force that takes some of your life force; and an 'incubus' is when someone sends you their energy, usually sexual in nature.  Whether somebody actually 'cursed' you or not, the important thing to focus on is getting rid of the 'curse', which means becoming stronger.  You can do these by releasing/dealing with those bad things your dad did.  Also, from a psychological point of view, you were suffering a severe anxiety attack.  When we are repressing pain we don't breathe properly, sometimes we unintentionally hold our breath, especially when sleeping.  Holding your breath is a means of holding in your emotions.  Either way, there is  some 'bad mojo' in you that I wish you well in trying to release through some kind of therapy that allows you to cry, scream, kick, punch, etc so your stuck feelings from the past can get out.  The chest holds grief caused by deep pain and your symptoms are a reflection of them trying to get out.  Start by letting yourself have a really good cry.  Cry deeply from your chest, that uncontrollable kind, not from the throat, and you'll know you did a good job if you feel clearer, lighter and can think more positively afterwards.  Good luck.  Peace and love.

Answer 11

you had a panic attack. You need to rest your mind or see a doctor for something to help you rest your mind.

Answer 12

I encourage you to pray and ask God to help you. If you know that Jesus gave His life on the cross for you and for the whole world, then ask Him to come into your heart and become your personal Lord and Saviour.

   Repent and turn to God and the blood of Jesus will wash away your sins and cleanse you from all unrighteousness AND protect you from all evil.

  

   For the LORD will pass through to smite the Egyptians; and when He seeth the blood upon the lintel, and on the two side posts, the LORD will pass over the door, and will not suffer the destroyer to come in unto your houses to smite you.

   The blood of Jesus (the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world) will cover you and keep you under the protection of God so that no evil will be able to come near you.

   Choose Jesus, He is the best thing that could ever happen to you.

Answer 13

sounds like you had an instance of sleep paralysis and that from this and what happened with your dad, that you might have post traumatic stress disorder.  get to a psychologist and get a proper diagnosis.  there are medicines that can help you feel better.