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Driving where there is no shoulder


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PhidlDD, I just wanted to clarify the post I sent you. The dry run can be done in stages as mentioned before. However, keep the relaxation techniques for when you are at home and feeling the panic. You do need to be alert and aware when driving or just being in the car. I read over my post and it was not clear, thus I am clarifying for you. Sorry, Josie This message was edited by Josie, Support Specialist on 6/3/2004 @ 10:09:14 AM
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PhidlDD, Perhaps you could try relaxation and breathing techniques. Before you get into the car try a warm bath, or listening to soft music. Whatever relaxes you, is worth a try. Also you can pull a dry run. This indicates that when you get into the car, you will not go anywhere yet. Turn on the car, then turn it off. Next step is reversing out of the driveway and then back again. With each step you will make yourself go a little further. Do these exercises at your own pace and what make you comfortable. Hope this helps, Josie
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Hi all- The only panic issue I have left is driving in situations where there is no shoulder which in the part of the country I now live in is pretty common. We have a lot of bridges and places where there are those low cement walls next to the road. I know that exposure therapy is going to be the answer. I've thought about videotaping these situations while someone else is driving so I can practice dealing with them at home. I only have full blown panic attacks though when I'm driving alone. When others are in the car I feel forced to deal with the situation. Does anyone else have any tips on how they dealt with thi

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