I don't really know what I prefer. I do need someone there afterwards because the event is always followed by a complete melt down; tears, sobs, and shaking. My fear is always the worst afterwards.
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I don't really know what I prefer. I do need someone there afterwards because the event is always followed by a complete melt down; tears, sobs, and shaking. My fear is always the worst afterwards.
I have to lay down on a solid unmoving surface (beds move to much) and hum to my self or yell at people.
I can be very rude to people when I freak out, but I usually apologizes afterwards.
coolpk2003 I can relate your feelings. I hate the idea of being out of control and vomiting is like the supreme out of control situation it can happen so fast and you have zero choice in the...
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