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PhilPhil46 Posts: 9177
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Yes. But it has gotten better. My husband works 16 shifts, I see him Only sat and half of sunday and he's usally sleeping. It's still a comfort to have someone there. I think when we are alone with panic disorder, we allow our minds to take over, with the negative selftalk and what if thinking, when we are around people we are more distracted from ourselves. I am not a Doctor, Nurse or Medical Professional. Im not even Dr. Seuss, Dr. Dolittle or Dr. Dre. :) I only share advice from my own personal experiences with Panic Attack Disorder. It is soley for information purposes only, please continue to take your Doctors advice. I share what I have learned, read, experienced and know what has helped me, I share this information in hopes it will be of help or comfort to someone else. Good luck, Relax, and lets continue to support one another, and conquer panic the best way we can! :)
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