Na never got one, came out of lot of sad things but never got one
BTW @Rainbow_Pink_Lover said in #1:
> So. I had 3 dogs, now I have 2 dogs......One of them died because of parvovirus......The dog's name of Mika. She was really close to me and after her death I felt like I lost something which is more costlier than a piece of gem. So, whenever I think of her, I cant breathe. So my mom consulted a doctor, the doctor said that I was having panic attacks.. So I wanted to know that if it's common to have panic attacks at my age ( I just entered high school)...
No not really.
BTW @Rainbow_Pink_Lover said in #1:
> So. I had 3 dogs, now I have 2 dogs......One of them died because of parvovirus......The dog's name of Mika. She was really close to me and after her death I felt like I lost something which is more costlier than a piece of gem. So, whenever I think of her, I cant breathe. So my mom consulted a doctor, the doctor said that I was having panic attacks.. So I wanted to know that if it's common to have panic attacks at my age ( I just entered high school)...
No not really.
First, there is no "normal". Everyone feels, goes through, and grows differently. I lost a pet that I grew up with last year due to a brain tumor, so I can understand your pain.
Second, if you are having panic attacks you need to discover what is causing you to feel that way, and then try and work through it.
I hope you get better soon.
Second, if you are having panic attacks you need to discover what is causing you to feel that way, and then try and work through it.
I hope you get better soon.
@CDRED said in #23:
> First, there is no "normal". Everyone feels, goes through, and grows differently. I lost a pet that I grew up with last year due to a brain tumor, so I can understand your pain.
> Second, if you are having panic attacks you need to discover what is causing you to feel that way, and then try and work through it.
>
> I hope you get better soon.
Thank you for letting me know
> First, there is no "normal". Everyone feels, goes through, and grows differently. I lost a pet that I grew up with last year due to a brain tumor, so I can understand your pain.
> Second, if you are having panic attacks you need to discover what is causing you to feel that way, and then try and work through it.
>
> I hope you get better soon.
Thank you for letting me know
@CDRED said in #27:
> No, why? And i can't see the photo.
This a Youtube Video titled
>Panic in Detroit
> No, why? And i can't see the photo.
This a Youtube Video titled
>Panic in Detroit