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Churchill replied

16 February 2010, 10:38
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Mornings are always worse for worrying about things. I often go over and over stupid things that I don't give a damn about later in the day. Obvious solution is to start drinking earlier.

More seriously, relaxation training and a cat/squirrel to kick helps.

WHS!
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xoggoth replied

16 February 2010, 10:15
Mornings are always worse for worrying about things. I often go over and over stupid things that I don't give a damn about later in the day. Obvious solution is to start drinking earlier.

More seriously, relaxation training and lots of exercise helps.
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xoggoth replied

16 February 2010, 10:10
Cue for a story:

http://www.xoggoth.org/pages/xoggoth10.html#essay
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BlasterBates replied

16 February 2010, 10:09
Tightening of the chest is nothing to worry about.
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MaryPoppins replied

16 February 2010, 09:35
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I will, definitely book a visit to the doc later. I thought that my 'troubles' were over and I could get back to proper business soon; this is clearly not the case.
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gingerjedi replied

16 February 2010, 09:32
Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View Post

I woke up in a right two 'n eight this morning.

It was just before six and I had it in my mind that I was supposed to be catching a flight to New York this morning, but had woken up late, I hadn't packed, or ordered a cab. Then I was panicking because I realised I hadn't booked a seat on the plane or a hotel in NY. I was thinking I can't put it off because it would blow the whole deal.

It took me quite a bit of time to calm down.

What is really worrying is that I was having, not so much as chest pains, but more of a 'tight' chest. I might try an book a visit to the doc later. I thought that my 'troubles' were over and I could get back to proper business soon; this is clearly not the case.

Wrong login SY01.
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Paddy replied

16 February 2010, 09:18
Don’t worry, what ever it is will be treatable. See the doc and insist on getting an ECG done.
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HairyArsedBloke started a topic Panic - I'm going to miss my flight!

16 February 2010, 09:06
Panic - I'm going to miss my flight!

I woke up in a right two 'n eight this morning.

It was just before six and I had it in my mind that I was supposed to be catching a flight to New York this morning, but had woken up late, I hadn't packed, or ordered a cab. Then I was panicking because I realised I hadn't booked a seat on the plane or a hotel in NY. I was thinking I can't put it off because it would blow the whole deal.

It took me quite a bit of time to calm down.

What is really worrying is that I was having, not so much as chest pains, but more of a 'tight' chest. I might try an book a visit to the doc later. I thought that my 'troubles' were over and I could get back to proper business soon; this is clearly not the case.
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