man up, it aint easy, do your time, I assure you it will be a great life
long memory!
Lon March 3rd
If you are experiencing discharge after an anxiety attack, try using a suppository.
mac_usmc_2k4 March 3rd
I have to agree, you are just nervous and thinking too much, there are thousands of people in the Marines justlike you and if they can make it why cant you? You gotta have that confidence or else you wont succeed in anything. You signed the contract you made the choice now live by your choices. If you are so concerned with the things you may dislike about it you wont see other things about it that you may love.
DOCTOR WATSON March 3rd
My friend, it’s normal to have some form of anxiety while serving in any combat regiment. Only a fool or an idiot would show no fear whatsoever.
As far as anxiety attacks go, these are easy to treat. The rapid heart rate, tingling, etc. are psychosomaticlly induced ‘false’ physical symptoms. These by themself, because they are so easy to treat, probably wouldn’t get you a discharge.
Your best bet, to ensure a better understanding of yourself and a better future, is to hang in there and remember you’re around a lot of men and women just like yourself who feel anxiety, too.
buttercup832000 March 3rd
It’s alot of pressure being in the marines, you should see a doctor and see if it’s serious they might can help you with it! Oh and i’m not sure if you can get discharged for it…
mR. e March 3rd
Wait are you stateside or in combat? people out here in combat do get anxiety attacks but for reasons, now if you’re in bootcamp ot stateside…….. well you might not be suitable to be in the service… all I can say is hang on and drive on Marine!
rockandroll58-79 March 3rd
NO!!! They have pills or group sessions for this problem in
the USMC!!!
SwellSurfer17 March 3rd
Next time you experience an anxiety attack, just remember that it won’t kill you. Anxiety is a normal part of life and you can manage to control it. One book that helped me out was "From Panic to Power" by Lucinda Bassett. It helped me overcome my fears and face my attacks face to face. This is something you can conquer. Just believe it and don’t be afraid of anything. I’ll be shipping out to Navy basic training in January. Just remember you ain’t alone. And no, you won’t get discharged. You CAN control your anxiety attacks.
Matthew I March 3rd
Semper Fi Marine
alfawolfette10 March 3rd
To feel anxious is normal. If you are paralyzed by fear – that’s another matter. You need to contact someone who deals with the mental health areas where you are stationed.
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pa28_180flyer March 3rd
man up, it aint easy, do your time, I assure you it will be a great life
long memory!
Lon March 3rd
If you are experiencing discharge after an anxiety attack, try using a suppository.
mac_usmc_2k4 March 3rd
I have to agree, you are just nervous and thinking too much, there are thousands of people in the Marines justlike you and if they can make it why cant you? You gotta have that confidence or else you wont succeed in anything. You signed the contract you made the choice now live by your choices. If you are so concerned with the things you may dislike about it you wont see other things about it that you may love.
DOCTOR WATSON March 3rd
My friend, it’s normal to have some form of anxiety while serving in any combat regiment. Only a fool or an idiot would show no fear whatsoever.
As far as anxiety attacks go, these are easy to treat. The rapid heart rate, tingling, etc. are psychosomaticlly induced ‘false’ physical symptoms. These by themself, because they are so easy to treat, probably wouldn’t get you a discharge.
Your best bet, to ensure a better understanding of yourself and a better future, is to hang in there and remember you’re around a lot of men and women just like yourself who feel anxiety, too.
buttercup832000 March 3rd
It’s alot of pressure being in the marines, you should see a doctor and see if it’s serious they might can help you with it! Oh and i’m not sure if you can get discharged for it…
mR. e March 3rd
Wait are you stateside or in combat? people out here in combat do get anxiety attacks but for reasons, now if you’re in bootcamp ot stateside…….. well you might not be suitable to be in the service… all I can say is hang on and drive on Marine!
rockandroll58-79 March 3rd
NO!!! They have pills or group sessions for this problem in
the USMC!!!
SwellSurfer17 March 3rd
Next time you experience an anxiety attack, just remember that it won’t kill you. Anxiety is a normal part of life and you can manage to control it. One book that helped me out was "From Panic to Power" by Lucinda Bassett. It helped me overcome my fears and face my attacks face to face. This is something you can conquer. Just believe it and don’t be afraid of anything. I’ll be shipping out to Navy basic training in January. Just remember you ain’t alone. And no, you won’t get discharged. You CAN control your anxiety attacks.
Matthew I March 3rd
Semper Fi Marine
alfawolfette10 March 3rd
To feel anxious is normal. If you are paralyzed by fear – that’s another matter. You need to contact someone who deals with the mental health areas where you are stationed.
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