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[RStar]

And free movies?

[Betty]

So, my husbands MRI came back normal! Yay!

Diagnosis: Panic attacks. (not yay).

[3894]

Originally Posted by Betty

So, my husbands MRI came back normal! Yay!

Yay! And he (and you) got through it. You need to go out to dinner or something to celebrate.

Diagnosis: Panic attacks. (not yay).

The good news is that panic disorder is highly treatable. I'm beating it and your husband will, too.

[alphabassettgrrl]

Yay for you and your husband, Betty! Good to know it's something that is manageable!

Yay for you getting a job, Bornieo! Having a job makes it easier to get a job, in my experience. So now you can have a few bucks while continuing to look for a job that will be full-time.

Here? Hubby left this morning for a couple days in Phoenix. I worked a really long day yesterday. I think I've shaken off a guy who was getting a little too friendly (from work).

So now it's off to work- bring on "Dance Recital Month"!!! Personality conflicts are our speciality. We can deal with anyone!

And tomorrow I'm off to Disneyland. Yay!!!!

[Prudence]

Signed the escrow paperwork yesterday. Hopefully I did it properly and it arrives tomorrow on schedule. Hopefully it closes Friday. Hopefully.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

Hi.

465 posts.

I should keep up more.

Considering you have almost a thousand more posts that the second busiest poster on the LoT, I think you are doing okay.

Originally Posted by Betty

Diagnosis: Panic attacks. (not yay).

So, he was having panic attacks about getting an MRI which led to a diagnosis of panic attacks.

[Bornieo: Fully Loaded]

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Kinda cool but not that detailed.

[alphabassettgrrl]

Originally Posted by Prudence

Signed the escrow paperwork yesterday. Hopefully I did it properly and it arrives tomorrow on schedule. Hopefully it closes Friday. Hopefully.

Good luck!!

[Betty]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

So, he was having panic attacks about getting an MRI which led to a diagnosis of panic attacks.

Well - yeah - sort of.

The first incident was clearly work related. That sent him to the ER where they wanted to do an MRI on him. Which freaked him out and he left. Any further mention of the MRI immediately freaked him out again and sent him to panic mode. So, while not the main reason for the anxiety, it became a trigger for it.

[RStar]

My wife couldn't step on the front porch without having a panic attack. She had a small touch of it for a long time, but when her mom was murdered is when it got much worse. But with meds and counsiling for about a year she can now go by her self to the store, and rarely takes the meds now.

I hope he gets the help he needs, and can get through it before it gets any worse. Nip it in the bud, so to speak.

Good luck

And {{{{{hugs}}}}}