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Dear Louise,

 
I am from Argentina, but now I live in California. I'm having panic attacks on a daily basis. Also, for the last three months, I've been experiencing many things that make me feel like I'm losing control, such as cold sweats, fainting, vomiting, and low blood pressure. Recently I went to psychotherapy and the doctor told me that I've had many traumas (being raped, losing my father, etc.) that need to be delved into deeply. He also recommended that I take some anti-anxiety medication to control myself every morning. Is this what I should do?
 
- C.M., California
 

 

Dear C.M.,

 
Deep breathing during a panic attack will relieve the symptoms. The first thing I would suggest is that you have a full physical examination by a medical doctor to see what could be causing these symptoms. And, yes, it could be very valuable for you to have therapy sessions on a regular basis.
 
All of us who have had traumatic childhoods can use professional help to release our fears and resentments.
 
In addition, I would suggest you also do some volunteer work for a children's hospital or AIDS clinic. You will have a whole new outlook on life after spending time in one of these places of healing. Helping others gets us out of ourselves and away from our own problems.
 
Affirm: I am safe, and all of life supports me.
 
 

 

Dear Louise,

 
Over the past two years, I've been looking inside myself with the help of your books and those written by others, and I recognize that my weight problem is my way of protecting myself from my fears. I also recognize that I have very low self-esteem. What I cannot figure out is where this is stemming from. Can you help, please?
 
- B.L., Quebec, Canada
 
 

 

Dear B.L.,

 
Good for you. You've been on the pathway for two years and are ready to make positive changes. It doesn't matter which childhood trauma your negative patterns came from. What matters is what you're going to do about it now. Make a list of all of those whom you have resentment toward. Each day, go over this list and forgive each and every one of those individuals. Do this daily for a month.
 
Instead of frightening yourself with your own thoughts, choose to think only thoughts that make you happy. Every time you pass a mirror, say: I love you, I really love you. All this will bring your self-esteem way up, you'll feel good, and then the pounds can drop away.
 
Affirm: I release the past and allow my future to be bright and sunny.
 
 
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