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How often do you have panic attacks?Do they go as quickly as they come.My FWH says he does get them,but he pushes them to the side because he wants to take of me.He says when they come on he will make himself busy.He says he does'nt want to deal with it until i am fully healed.Is'nt this bad for him?He has been great with me.
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Me BW 31 Him FWH 30 Married 13yrs D-day 12/04 NC right away New job Some set backs due to whole truth coming out over a few months.Other wise great first and only recovery.
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I think we need more information. What happens to him? Is it a panic attack or something else?

Depending upon what is happening to him, it may or may not be OK. If he is having true panic attacks, then he needs to deal with it. If he is simply having some feelings and he is telling you about them, then there may not be much else he can do.

We need a little bit more of an explanation.


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Jimmy,
My main thing is that it always seems like i'm thje only one who gets upset.He did this to me.I know he is sorry and in the begining he cryed lots of times.I want to know why it don;t seem to bother him as much as it does me.
Thanks
#1mom


Me BW 31 Him FWH 30 Married 13yrs D-day 12/04 NC right away New job Some set backs due to whole truth coming out over a few months.Other wise great first and only recovery.

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