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  1. #1
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    Yesterday I had an interesting experience!


    I woke up feeling fine; my boyfriend came over in our shared car and we left for me to drive him to work. We were talking while we drove, and I wasn't anxious about anything, but suddenly this wave of nausea came over me. I can tell the difference between anxiety/panic nausea and "real" nausea, and this was definitely the real thing! My body got all hot and shaky and I felt like I was going to v* very soon. I asked him to talk to me to try to calm me down, but I really was already calmer than I thought I would be, feeling this ill. I didn't have any Gravol with me because I didn't expect anything to come on so quickly while I was out!


    So we made it to outside his work and I pulled into a parking spot. We sat there for a few minutes and he said he could go in at 9:30 instead of 9 (ie. sit with me for awhile). But even though I am super scared of being alone when I v*, I didn't want this to get in the way of his job, because work is important. So he asked if he could pray with me, and then I felt a lot more peaceful! I had this revelation: "I'll be ok, even if no people are with me when I throw up, right?" And he said, "Right!" And I said, "It will be like an adventure, right?" And he said, "Right, because adventures are never any fun unless they're tough!" Iwas suddenly convinced that I would be ok even if I v*d, because God is always with me.


    And he went inside and I drove home all by myself, feeling very nauseous the whole way but listening to music and having my window rolled down all the way just in case. I felt so brave, and he was so proud of me, and so was I!


    I felt awful for a few more hours and then I had a nap. Today I don't feel nauseous but I have some intestinal cramps! I think it's because I've hardly eaten anything for a day and a half. But I feellike I had a triumph, because I was able to continue in the face of impending v*! (and as it turned out, I never v*d anyway!)


    Thanks for listening!

  2. #2
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    I feel very proud of you too..good job at keeping yourself calm, and its always nice to have somebody who cares about you assureing you..i know if that was me i would have been freaking out and probably wouldnt be able to drive. I think your going a step in the right direction...goodluck[img]smileys/smilies_39.gif[/img]
    Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.

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    that is so awesome!!!!!!! You are so very brave, you should defintiely be very very proud of yourself
    One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure its worth watching.

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    I feel very proud of you too. It is really cool [img]smileys/smilies_39.gif[/img]. Great done!
    Vergangenheit ist es erst, wenn es nicht mehr weh tut!


  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by pianolover

    way but listening to music and having my window rolled down all the way just in case.


    Hey! What if there's an E-phobe behind you and you have to V*.


 

 

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