No more panic attacks, all thanks to Clonazepam
When I was twenty three, I really thought that my life was going well. I had great friends, I had a girlfriend who I adored and who loved me as well. What’s more, I even got a job at a very successful company and I thought that this was an extremely good opportunity for me to work on my skills and my experience. There was nothing more that I could ask for and I was perfectly aware of that. However, not long after I started working, I realized that my job would entail a lot of public speaking, which is not something that I was prepared to do. When I was in school, speaking in front of the whole class was one of my worst nightmares and in fact, it wasn’t rare that I dreamt about it. I used to wake up all sweaty and nervous. My teachers were aware of that, but as they wanted to teach me, they didn’t spare me at all. Speaking in front of the whole class was something that I hated and I was really glad when I finished school because I thought that I wouldn’t have to do something like that again. Unfortunately, there I was, a man who had an important presentation to give in two months. The more I thought about it, the less confident I felt and of course, I was getting more and more nervous as the day was getting closer and closer. I really didn’t know what to do and when I had my first panic attack, I knew that I was dealing with a serious issue. I immediately went to see a psychologist and we worked on my problem for weeks.
However, nothing changed, I still had occasional panic attacks and I knew that therapy was not good enough. When I had a panic attack right before my presentation, I felt terrible and simply went home. Fortunately, they gave me another chance and I was both happy and unhappy because of that. Happy because I had a chance to keep my job and unhappy because I didn’t know what to do. But my doctor was smarter and knew exactly how to solve my problem. I started taking Clonazepam and I starting feeling less and less anxious. As a result, I didn’t suffer from panic attacks and I was able to give the presentation without any problems. I still think that public speaking is awful, but at least I know how to deal with my anxiety and prevent any undesirable consequences. In the end, the only thing that I have to say is that I am more than pleased with Clonazepam because I no longer have panic attacks. In fact, I feel great even though I’m perfectly aware of the fact that I might find myself giving another presentation.