Wisconsin anyone?

Hyper 1 · Post by **Hyper 1** » Fri May 02, 2008 2:30 pm

bthnown:
I live west of Milwaukee. Had my first panic attack after a hard workout in the morning!
I thought I was going to DIE. This happened right after a bout with the Flu in March. I am a very healthy person and have not had the Flu since 1977. I am a very busy person without much rest and my body finally couldn't take the stress anymore. Hope things are going better for you!

tweaky1h · Post by **tweaky1h** » Sat May 03, 2008 12:42 am

I'm in Muskego and have lived in Ashland as well. That means I used to get ever more of our lovely Wisconsin weather! You have to admit though, it's getting beautiful out there now.

Hyper 1 · Post by **Hyper 1** » Sat May 03, 2008 2:26 pm

Tweaky 1h

Hi fellow Waukesha Country resident!

We maybe had more snow then Ashland did this year.

Will there ever be a spring around here?

Hope everthing is well with you.

Sybil · Post by **Sybil** » Sat May 03, 2008 3:08 pm

I live in Green Bay. I've lived in Wisconsin all my life except for 6 months in 1981-82 when I lived in Irving, Texas... in Wisconsin, besides Green Bay I've also lived in: Hustisford, Hartford, Rockland (near Sparta), Jackson, Campbellsport, Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, Seymour... and currently Green Bay. During my childhood in Hartford we lived in 5 different houses. Time to settle in, wouldn't you say?! I love the MW Ctr prgrm/msg boards & chat. It is helping me much with my PMDD, OCD & probably PTSD. Life can be so hard, but yet it is so worth it. Take care.

Emily · Post by **Emily** » Fri May 09, 2008 7:50 am

Hello from Brookfield (just west of Milwaukee).

I've dealt with some sort of anxiety/panic disorder for the vast majority of my life. I went through the Stress Program a number of years ago, and got wonderful results. I've only recently started experiencing some strange physical symptoms, and am thinking that some of them are due to anxiety. (Tingling in face/body, tight stomach muscles, etc.) I think those crazy old negative thought patterns have made a re-appearance...

Anyway, it's some kind of comfort to know that MANY other people go through the same things, and survive every day. Some of those people are even your neighbors...

Hang in there!