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Hi Marianne, Thank you for your encouraging words. I know what you mean. I really was frustrated at one point and became angry because I felt like the nightmare would never end. I found that often when I would push through to do the things that I normally did but now caused panic attacks I would often say nobody ever died of a panic attack. I did use a lot of coping mechanisms to get me through it. I know this may sound funny but when I was reading a book that my boyfriend got for me I read a section on religion and meditation and there was this release prayer. So I gave it a shot and I think it was my way of say this is bigger than me and help me end my night mare. I am sure just being able to let it go and say ok let it do what it must is what finally helped me to get through the nightmare stage. Thanks again for writing. ;p
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Hi Michelle, Wow, I'm proud of you, you're coping really well with being back at work! I think I know what you mean. I haven't had a really full blown attack for some time, either, but it's always there at the back of my mind in trigger situations. If 10 is a full attack then I often get up to 7 or 8 in such situations. What I'm trying at the moment is the 'come and get me' approach, just showing no respect at all to my anxiety. I just try to think 'So what if I die? Ok, you're trying to kill me, go on then, I'll help you.' Does this make sense? It's hard to explain really, and it's really scarey. It feels a bit like not showing respect to yourself. I'm nowhere near achieving it and I don't feel comfortable with it, but I think it's the way to go. Don't know if this is any help to you. Good luck anyway, you're doing great! Marianne
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It has been a while since I have been back at work. I still struggle with some of the fears of meetings and enclosed rooms. The what if's usually sets in and them I am worried that I will have a panic attack. I have not had a serious one in a long time. (Thank Goodness) But it sits in the back of my head. I would like some feed back if anyone has any ideas how to get past this hurdle. How do others cope with this?

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