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Default Apr 20, 2004 at 01:49 PM
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Last week I went through an entire week without having one panic attack! This is a big success for me since I typically have 3-4 panic attacks a week. I am so happy about that! Yeah! I just wanted to share my success last week with you all. I am still fighting the good fight but I know I am making progress and I expect that I will stumble now and again but as long as can accept that I think I will be okay.

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Default Apr 21, 2004 at 09:16 AM
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Good for you sunshine doesn't it feel wonderful.

What did you do differently this week to keep your panic at bay?

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Default Apr 21, 2004 at 10:11 AM
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Hey Sundance,
Thanks for the encouragement. Last week I really spent alot of time focusing on some cognitive behavioral techniques. I tried alot of distraction types of activities during certain situation that I knew would induce some anxiety I have doing these types of things for awhile and little by little they are working. Yeah! So I just keep fighting the good fight! How about anyone else out there? What has your sucesses been like? Would love to hear.

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Default Apr 21, 2004 at 03:24 PM
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CBT can definatly be helpful, even though not everyone gets success with it, it's helped me along with postive self talk.

Good for you WOOHOO

keep me posted.

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