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Re: Mouth frozen, cant speak -- Depressive symptom?

Posted by robot on March 17, 2004, at 23:20:21

In reply to Re: Mouth frozen, cant speak -- Depressive symptom?, posted by Magdalena on March 16, 2004, at 0:43:07

Thanks for the response.
Its hard to say, but it sounds close to me. For me it just feels like a 'badness' or 'inertness' in my lips and perhaps tongue--but it seems seperate from anxiety. Its just, like you said, hard for me to form words or use my natural speaking voice. I can sense it even if Im not talking, but only if I think about it. If Im in a situation around people, it becomes apparent that its going to be difficult. That causes the anxiety to start. When I feel really good, though, it goes away, and sometimes if Im distracted by some project that is taking my attention away from it, it will go away temporarily.

> robot,
> i think i might know what you mean although it has happened to me only a couple of times. I think mine is in relation to my anxiety. Its more my lips though, its like i cant feel them sometimes so its hard to form words correctly when this happens, and it usually leads to panic because i get the sensation that i cant control my mouth! (which sounds silly) does this sound anything like yours?
>
> Magdalena


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