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What’s Actually Happening During a Panic Attack (And Why Your Body Isn’t Overreacting)
It comes out of nowhere. Your heart is pounding, your chest is tight, you cannot catch your breath, and some part of your brain is convinced something is seriously wrong. You might have thought you were having a heart attack. You might have ended up in an ER only to be told everything checked out fine.
A panic attack feels like a medical emergency because your body is treating it like one.
Here is what is actually happening.
Why Your Brain Won't Shut Off at Night (And What's Actually Happening)
You made it through the day. The meetings, the emails, the kids, the mental load of approximately nine thousand small decisions. You finally lie down and your brain decides now is a great time to replay that mildly awkward thing you said three weeks ago like it was a federal offense.

