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by Guest » Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:55 am
Yes yes! I always thought it was just me! I worked with a girl everyday who had panic attacks while at work and I never seen it, cuz she hid it, and I wasnt ever looking for it cuz I always thought I was the outsider. We finally confided in eachother, and I told ehr about the program. A lot of ppl dont want to talk about it, they are embarrassed. I am, sometimes. But I bet we both know a lot of ppl who have panic/anxiety/depression, but they just don't say anything. Out of my best friends, I am the only one who is like this, i feel like they look up to me bwcause they ask me for advise all the time and I feel they admire me for what Ive gone through. It DOES feel great to give back!
Lately I have been so much more comfortable with talking to people about my disorder. Infact there was a girl in my class having a panic attack and left out. and here to think, I thought i was the only different person in my class. I confronted her the other day to see how she was doing and she admitted that she goes through the same thing as well, that minute i just knew I had to tell her about Lucinda's program!! My boss's daughter has it and im going to tell her too, when i watch tv shows with people that have it i just want to scream out to the tv "YOU NEED LUCINDA'S PROGRAM!" There's so much more happiness in giving than receiving, is anyone else experiencing this...??BTW, Im almost done with Session 4 moving on to 5! The BREAKTHROUGH!