Hi. I found your post quite interesting. Many of us have so much in common! I also get negative images and just assumed everyone does. Like when I'm driving, I imagine that I drive off the road, or into the wrong lane. I'm not tempted to at all, its just the weird thought just pops into my head. If my son is late coming home, I have his funeral already planned and I am upset. One night he slept at his friends without telling me (he is 20!)It was late and he didn't want to call me because I was having so many attacks that week. Anyhow, in the morning, when I realized he wasn't home I refused to answer the phone because I imagined it would be the police saying they found our car crashed. Today, that thought seems crazy yet a week ago when I was in the midst of steady panic feelings it seemed almost reasonable! I read with interest the other post about just letting the panic attack come on, just experience it. I was getting them at night and then after doing lesson one on this site and some extra reading, I just let the panic attack come on, I didn't fight it at all. I thought I may die, or I may not but I let it come. I thought it would be violent like most of my attacks. But amazingly, it was not much. They came 3 in row that night. Each one I let wash over me and experienced it. After that I did not fight the night time attacks. I felt scared, and uneasy, but I had enough control to let them go through me. Yesterday, for the first time in weeks, I had no night time panic attacks! I was thrilled when I woke up. Also today, I had an anxious 15 minutes waiting in the doctors office but I made it. As well, the goal I set on another site. Of going to swiming lessons again with my kids on this thursday. I did it too!. I was a tiny bit anxious and my head felt a little dizzy. But that was it. I feel like I am getting my life back again. So, to all of you who are in the midst of it. Hang in there! There is light at the end of the tunnel. I was a real bad case for about a month. Really intense fear and panic. I thought I would end up in the mental hospital it was so bad. I really had hit bottom. But with my husband's determination to coach me through this and with my faith that God was with me, I am climbing out of this hole of panic.