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But generally I'll feel hot and the heat will come and go for up to like a half hour
and if it continues I'll start getting nauseated , and the nausea will come and go .
And then I get kind of shaking and I can't concentrate on anything . My mind just ...
But generally I'll feel hot and the heat will come and go for up to like a half hour
and if it continues I'll start getting nauseated , and the nausea will come and go .
And then I get kind of shaking and I can't concentrate on anything . My mind just ...
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The family had clear and definite rules regarding virtually all areas of behavior —
what church to attend and how often , what kind of car one should and shouldn't
drive , what kind of furniture one should have in one's house , when was a ...
The family had clear and definite rules regarding virtually all areas of behavior —
what church to attend and how often , what kind of car one should and shouldn't
drive , what kind of furniture one should have in one's house , when was a ...
Page 137
It just ends up kind of fading away before I realize it . The patient may appear
outwardly calm while experiencing such disturbances . Despite the consistent
patterning and striking phenomenology of panic attacks , patients are
misdiagnosed or ...
It just ends up kind of fading away before I realize it . The patient may appear
outwardly calm while experiencing such disturbances . Despite the consistent
patterning and striking phenomenology of panic attacks , patients are
misdiagnosed or ...
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