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The DOGgone Truth

by Pamela Grossman on Dec 28, 2014 • No Comments
The DOGgone Truth. . .   Do you ever wonder what people are saying about you? I mean your close friends. Are they always 100% truthful? You’d like to think so. Personally, I can’t be around people or call anyone a true friend if I don’t think they are. But...
Running on Empty
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Running on Empty

by Pamela Grossman on May 22, 2013 • 2 Comments
I can honestly say this has NEVER happened to me in my entire driving career which has spanned . . . .achhum,  a few decades. I was always taught to fill the tank when it gets to half a tank (thanks dad).  But yesterday as I was tooling around town...
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In the Presence of a Service Dog

by Pamela Grossman on Jan 10, 2013 • No Comments
“Oh My God he’s so cute”- “Look Madge it’s a Seeing Eye Dog”- Those are just some of the things I hear as I walk thru a public place with my Service Dog Milo.  It’s been quite an education getting used to having him with me. And some of the things I hear and see people do would fill up a book I’m sure. I have to say 85% of the time we get nothing but kindness from the public, but it saddens me when the other 15% don’t behave well.   So from a handler of  a Service Dog I thought I would try to educate the public a little. Not all Service Dogs are “Seeing Eye Dogs”.    Service dogs  are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. They come in many shapes and sizes and can be trained for many different purposes.  They can...
Get off the couch and Play your Panic Attacks Away
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Get off the couch and Play your Panic Attacks Away

by Pamela Grossman on Aug 9, 2012 • No Comments
Remember the last time your energetic doggie stared at you, just begging for some Frisbee action? It was about 5 minutes ago right!  Bet you couldn’t  ignore those pleading eyes, so instead of vegging on the couch, you got up and played a tug-o-war  with your best bud. No doubt,...
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Enter Milo

by Pamela Grossman on Aug 5, 2012 • No Comments
  This delicious face, is Milo. 8 weeks old- March 4th 2012 (ok i’m really late in starting the posts). . . but i was so over joyed and busy there was just no time. So let me try and catch up.   I had thought about Milo for years-...
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Rescue 911

by Pamela Grossman on Jul 28, 2012 • No Comments
I’m watching the rescue of the miners, well,  I was but it’s hard to watch. For the past two months when I think about them trapped underground like that I find that i can’t breath. My sister reminds me that i’m not trapped down there, but I feel for these...
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Walk thru the Panic

by Pamela Grossman on Jul 28, 2012 • No Comments
Posted by unwrapping panic at 1/27/2012 8:49 AM | Add Comment Walk thru the Panic- that’s what the “experts” say you have to do to overcome the attacks. Ten years ago when someone told me to do that, I couldn’t even wrap my head around that thought. Today, as i was in one of my favorite stores- (no not in a mall- still trying to concur those) i could feel my palpitations starting, as i stood on line to pay for a pair of jeans i needed.  My first instinct was of course to run- leave- get out.  But of course all the hard work I’ve gone thru with therapy would tell me to stay and “walk thru the fear” so  i stayed in line. I hated it. I could have dumped the jeans in a minute, but I had to stay there as sweat was pouring down my face...
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Rescue 911

by Pamela Grossman on Jul 28, 2012 • 3:03 am No Comments

I’m watching the rescue of the miners, well,  I was but it’s hard to watch. For the past two months when I think about them trapped underground like that I find that i can’t breath. My sister reminds me that i’m not trapped down there, but I feel for these men. Tonight i’m hearing and listening to the news and doctors talk about how the men may react in the tube. . . . .

Panic attacks are the rescuers’ biggest concern. The miners will not be sedated — they need to be alert in case something goes wrong. If a miner must get out more quickly, rescuers will accelerate the capsule to a maximum 3 meters per second, Health Minister Jaime Manalich said.

Anyone with panic attacks can relate to what they must be going thru. I heard one of the doctors tell them to “think of the beach”. Perhaps the strength in these minors can rub off on us!
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I’m not a doctor, let’s just get that out of the way. . .and I don’t play one on TV, but I can say that I am an unexpected expert on Panic Disorder, as I have been dealing with it for the past 10+ years It is now my passion and goal to have a place. . where people with REAL anxiety disorder can come and learn, chat and walk away with a feeling of not being alone, and perhaps even getting some real help solutions. If you would like to reach the editor email editor@unwrappingpanic.com

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