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Storm anxiety

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Just saw this on the site.. wow... this is ME.. Hurricane Frances was the one that was horrible for us...and you know you aren\'t thinking logically but you can\'t help you thoughts...all the fears come back.. what\'s that saying? \"Once burned, twice shy?\"

I think the worse part is the waiting... the \"what if\" game... where is going to go..how strong... good gaawwddd ... it\'s enough to drive you batty!
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Thanks Jill. I appreciate getting turned on to good products like this. ;)
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I use aromatherapy all the time! I grow my own herbs and use lavendar a lot! I am also a candle freak. Not only the fragrance - but the soft light.
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I agree. The scent of lavender really calms me. I have some lavender essence spray that I spray on my pillow before I go to bed.
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Lavender is one my my all time faves...especially when I can find time for a long bath.
I haven't found any quality scented lavender lately...any suggestions?
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Thanks I use candles and aromatherapy all the time. Great price on candles. I will definately be ordering from them.
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Go to health food store and you can get lavender in oil, lavendar is very calming. I have the airwick lavendar plugins inmy home
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OK - I do have the eucalyptus oil...never gave it a thought to check for Lavender oil. Thanks positive.
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winnie, I used to be afraid of thunderstorms. so i went through some aversion therapy where now i actually look forward to them. Oh also I posted this here for you

Hi DS friends...not sure if this is ok or not...but I entered one of my guinea pigs in a photo contest...and we need your votes. For the month of April - I'm asking all my pals to vote at least once a day (it says only one vote per computer) so that we can at least get in the running.
I know this has nothing to do with depression - but my animals (as you have heard me go on and on about) are my shining lights in my life.
I am very grateful for anyone that will participate daily. Here is the link - SHE'S PHOTO #7 - Candi - the white fluffy guinea pig sitting by the Christmas Sleigh.
http://hhgerbilry.com/gerbilshow1.h...
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Aromatherapy is the best. I am really into it actually. I am smelling lemon basil as we speak. It is has the effect of keeping me alert and it helps me concentrate.

I must say it is pretty cool that there is a essential oil called Melissa (that is my name) and its main feature is to help with depression. cool huh?
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