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If you didn't have Panic, what would you be doing?


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What a great thought! I want to go dancing. I'm even setting some serious goals here. My partner has agreed to take ballroom dance lessons with me. They're held pretty close to where I live, so I think I can make it there. I'm hoping that putting some fun into my life will lesson my panic, as I'll have something other than fear to look forward to. I'd love to go to England, as all my family lives there, but that is time and money away. Two years ago, my Dad offered me and my son an all-expense paid trip to Antigua, but I had to turn it down, as I couldn't even get myself to the airport. The plane probably wouldn't have been bad, as I've never paniced on a plane. I discovered this by accident, when I once had to take a bus--I was so worried about it, but once I got on, I was fine. I realised I'd never had a PA on a bus before! ttfn Lauralai
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What i would like to do, i'd love to go abroad on holiday i have never had a holiday for over 20yr dont think ill make abroad though""" but i am trying to have a weekend away so if i manage to do that i will try and take another step forward later on why is everything such a struggle for us all!!! i get so angry at times. :mad:
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Here's a different response to your post: If I didn't have panic, I would still be the same old me,piling work upon work upon myself. I would still be saying YES to everybody's requests instead of thinking about what I need or want to do. I would still be worrying about all the small stuff and keeping all the things that make me mad inside. I would still be depressed and walking around thinking that my life would always be like this. What I'm saying is that my PD sucks, and I do sometimes get depressed, but it has taught me to say what's on my mind and to not always feel like I have to do everything for everyone and that what work I don't get done today will get done tommorow. I have learned in just the one month that I have been dealing with this, that I am important and so is my health. -Michaela :)
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Hi Danielle and Taz. I've traveled to many countries and continue to do so regularly. I've only had panic disorder for just under a year now and it can make traveling hard from time to time. I guess being used to planes and the like before panic has had a lot to do with my not being as phased by it now. I'd most likely be scared witless of traveling now if my life had turned out different. You both may find that when the time comes to actually go to your chosen destinations that it won't be as bad as you are imagining it be now. Because you're putting in the work now to equip yourself. Also routine and planning, I find, is great for keeping anxiety at bay. Traveling is full of planning so you may take some comfort in a routine when the time comes. I can fully understand how researching travel info would cause you anxiety too! But it's a good thing, keep reminding yourself that the exposure work is working! I got most of my education through correspondence too, but it was partly because of all the traveling lol. Correspondence is a great way of learning! Good luck with it, hope you open up that clinic! I've heard of a program for people with fear of flying. They stick you in a flight simulator as part of exposure. They also teach you all about planes and how things go wrong, but more importantly they teach you how things don't go wrong! May be something of interest to you both. I'm guessing it's pricey though, never know, might not be. You've got me thinking Danielle! I don't think I have any dreams I'm aiming for. Been thinking about this while I've been typing. Well whenever I'm in a good mood, or laughing is a big one. I have a habit of searching for things to get serious about. Which sucks! I fear losing control. So my dream is to trust happiness again. It's getting better though. :)
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Taz...that sounds wonderful! Traveling COULD be so exciting...I wouldn't know personally, as I haven't been able to do any due to Agoraphobia, but ... I do definitely plan on it! Thanks for sharing this about yourself, it's great to hear! Danielle
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Danielle, I would love to travel. I'm fascinated by Egypt and would love to visit there, also Italy, France, Ireland, Switzerland and basically everywhere else in Europe. My older brother has been overseas for three years now so I hear about all these places through him but would love to see them for myself. Unfortunately due to the Agoraphobia I can't see it happening, maybe 10 years down the line. The problem is to get to Europe from New Zealand is a VERY long plane flight! I also would love a career but this thing prevents my from going out to work but I am studying via correspondence in natural medicine (which I've been interested in for the last 8+ years)so I can hopefully set up my own clinic one day and help others.
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Hi everyone, I find I get a lot further with goal setting and staying focused on where I want to go than focusing on how I am feeling. Believe me, I do the latter as well, but the more I focus on it, the bigger it gets. I was wondering what everyones dreams are? For instance, I, being agoraphobic, am not very adventurous, nor am I a big traveler. If I didn't have this disorder, I would be traveling to a different part of the world each year with my family. There is a place in Canada called Banff/Lake Louise that I WILL go to someday, maybe even this year. I've been dreaming of this resort for such a long long time. Part of my therapy is setting baby steps to be able to eventually get there. For instance: 1. Searching the internet for travel info 2. Looking at flights to and from 3. Checking out possible hotels Believe it or not, these create a lot of anxiety for me so I have to keep doing it until I can get to the next step. Anyhow, just wondering what everyone else DREAMS of doing once they learn to deal withthis disorder. Peace Out, Danielle

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