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I agree to, if you have one, you fear the next one so much, and so on.
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Totally agree with that .
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Panic disorder can appear as a result of prior anxiety attacks. Individuals who suffer from anxiety attacks may be so concerned about having another attack that they develop panic disorder. When panic disorder becomes severe it may also result in agoraphobia and severely interfere with the individual€™s ability to live a normal life. Brenna, Bilingual Health Educator

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