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Old 05-11-2012, 06:05 AM #30
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Could you use some Paxil or Buspar? Sure did help my anxiety and panic attacks..
I already take Xanax for attacks, and I have Ativan or Klonopin if I need it. Since its a situation that bugs me, I try to find ways within the situation to make it better instead of trying to do it medicated. Its hard enough without being foggy from the meds.


Cant we just open the store for a half hour just for me?
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