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Thank you and good point. I actually was anonymously attacked on the subway about 9 years ago. Jeez, could that have anything to do with it???

Originally posted by Paisleegreen: Boy, I can understand that feeling completely. I was having anxiety just when I visited SF, CA and would be lost in the city that I use to know when growing up. As years go by the city and landscape changes along with roads, etc. It was quite anxiety producing and...

Originally posted by karmatism: I've never been on the subway, but I can understand exactly what you're talking about when you describe it. My husband and I just went to Islands of Adventure and even though I love rollercoasters, there was this one ride where the line took you through this dark, wi...

Originally posted by healingsoon: I have them all the time, I have had ekg's done and they keep saying im fine, blood taken and im fine, yet I get these flutters like my heart is skipping a beat or stopping for a second followed by a rush feeling that comes over me. I alwasy think im bout to have a...

Originally posted by KKross: I can totally relate. I never had a problem with subways until I started having panic attacks. Then it became a major problem. Many time I would end up spending a small fortune on cabs. The only thing that really helped me was the program. I listen to my tapes on the su...

Hi everyone. I live in New York City and all I can tell you is that I HATE the subway! Anyone else deal with this? I take the bus whenever possible, but even so, if we're stopped behind a garbage truck I really want to freak out. Sometimes I do! The subway is another animal altogether. You go throug...