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Old 07-12-2012, 10:59 PM #10
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You're lucky to have something to prevent a big anxiety attack. Coz they're awful!

I had to wait until late afternoon before I could start my meds. I was starting another attack.

After it worked I had to make some calls to WSIB, employer and my Union Rep.

I don't want to get into all that now but they are all stressing me out! Even my doctors upset and asked for my contact information of my WSIB worker.

My family has been very supportive through all of this. But, they don't really understand it all. I don't either, really. But, they're trying.

I'm glad to be here and to understand that I'm not alone.
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