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Old 02-02-2010, 08:12 PM #9
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Dear Abbie,

So sorry. Panic and anxiety is awful.

Can you get into the pdoc as soon as possible?
Did something happen before the event? A trigger perhaps? Sometimes tdocs can help with triggers.


I am praying for you that the new pdoc will be good. (It can happen. You could get an excellent one! )
Make sure that he and the tdoc are in communication with each other.

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