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Dear Anxiety queen Thanks for your comments, and you're not kidding when you said "thats the nature of the beast" 'cos after that really fantastic day, i had a bad day with it, now i seem to have middled out again. Just makes you wish you knew what it was that you did to have such a great day so that you could carry it on to the next day, and the next. The search goes on i suppose. Best wishes Mudslinger uk
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That is the nature of this Beast. There are days when you can conquor the world and then there are the days that the minute you wake up in the morning, you wish you could just go back to sleep and not face the day that is coming. I think that when you have a good day that you should enjoy it to the fullest. Dont sweat the fact that you did not have a attack but rejoice in that you DID NOT have a ATTACK. More days like this will build your confidence. So focus on the positive. Attitude plays a major part to people WHO SUFFER from this Syndrome. Also I can relate to the Emotional abuse, I have had to suffer it through childhood, It made me make a bad relationship choice that I am now desperately working on getting out of because if I dont the Anxiety will win. I wish you more days like this one
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Hello all. I'm new here but have been suffering panic attacks since november, with agrophobia thrown in. The cause of my syptoms have been caused by trying to help my wife who was abused as a child, which as made her abusive to me in a mental way, which after five years have really got to me and caused me this affliction. the only medication i am on is propranolol, but i have to start prozac tommorow. Anyway, something very strange happened to me today. My wife had one of her nurotic episodes and because she refuses to go to the doctors for help, i've got so fed up with the struggle that i (out of the blue) decided to go to the doctors myself to talk to them about her condition. Bare in mind here that i havent been able to go out for months without feeling i was going to faint or go mad or something. getting on a bus was something i had resigned myself to never doing again because of the terror it caused me. Today i did all of that and more, without a flicker, i even enjoyed the bus ride and didnt want to get off, i went to the chemist, talked to the receptionist, and everything a person can do who doesnt have panic attacks. So, what happened, why was i able to do this. It's been 3 hours now and i am still dazed with what i was able to do. This is such a strange condition. Best wishes Mudslinger UK

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