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lanie516
8:43am, February 25, 2009
I did the drive on the highway (about 15 miles each way) all by myself. I had some anxiety, but not panic. I drove in the right hand lane and didn't speed up if someone came behind me. Instead I slowed down and they always passed me. I am emotionally drained but I feel good about myself for facing the fear. If I can do it anyone can.![]()






Hey there my dear friend,i am so PROUD OF YOU!!!Yes you can do it,and i think you did a wonderful job of it.Thats 30 miles,WOW!! You keep up the great work my friend,and you will be driving everywhere with no problem.Thank you so much for this Positive story!I know you are amzing and i am so happy for you!! You give me so much hope,and inspiration.I cannot tell you enough how proud i am of YOU!! I got on line for a few minutes while my head was not hurting so much.I am trying to get there too my friend,and with such positive stories like yours,i know we can do it.I am reading aseft help book on it now(when i can) and i know we have to face this kind of panic.I have come a long ways with my other PA's,i know i can beat this one too.God bless you,and know that you give hope and help to so many.Love always,Shea..........xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxxoxox
shea
That is great.You have been through a lot losing your niece, you are doing great with the driving.Hugs.
reffas
That's wonderful, Elaine! Good job facing your fears. Reading your journal today has given me the desire to face mine too.
Love, Debi
2alone
That is so very understandable, but I am glad you are driving. I was in an accident about 10 years ago. My car was totaled, but I wasn't hurt, but it took me three months to even be able to get behind the wheel of a car again.
But, before I knew it - I was just fine with driving again.
But good for you! I'm proud of you!!!
Hugs
ChrisAz