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Thread: Something is better than nothing...right?

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    Something is better than nothing...right?

    Its nothing major, but this morning i came downstairs to a kitchen stinking of TOM CAT! I had a tom break in through my cat flap and try to "do" my poor little Billy-Cat.
    I immediately called the vets and asked if they could spay her today and luckily they could.
    I drove straight down there, and granted, its about a mile so not far at all (to me it is..lol) but i arrived at 9.15 and i finally left at 9.40, i had a very pleasant wait actually. There was NO anxiety at all, oh no, that hit when i realised i had to collect her.
    I arranged to get her at 3.30, it was supposed to be 4pm, but i don't like driving in the dark, and i asked my ex to meet me there "just in case i felt bad" (he works next door to the vets).
    I was of course fine.
    Came home £60 worse off, but still - in one piece
    Sarah

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    Hi Sarah

    WELL DONE, Thats a great achievement!Be proud of yourself !

    Hope little Billy is ok too!

    Love

    Andrea
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    "If you have a worry turn it into a problem, you cant solve worrys but you can solve problems"

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    Well done sarah!!! It might seem something small to people not suffering with panic, but its a great achievment for you.
    Its amazing how very often something good comes from something bad.

    Take care
    LYNN xx

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    You done so well, Well Done!!!

    I really need to get our cat spayed but keep putting it off due to anxiety, so our poor cat isnt having a life outside...wish I was as brave as you!!

    WELL DONE!!!

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    Well done Sarah, you did soooo well, and remember what may only seem a small step for people without anxiety is a huge step for those of us with it, so be very proud of what you have achieved.

    Love

    Trac xx

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    Well you were in one piece Sarah!!!

    Well done, I think there were several different anxiety monsters in that and you beat the lot of them.

    Great stuff

    Iain

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    Well done sarah
    hope pussy cat is ok.

    Ellen XX

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    well done sarah, sometimes its better to not have the time to think about things, and just get on and do them.

    mag

    BTW, i thought you looked dead pretty in your my space (and before you think it, I wouldnt say it if i didnt mean it)

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    Hi sarah,

    Its amazing that when you have more important things on your mind the anxiety and panics dont rear their ugly head,you didnt have time to think so you were fine.

    That just goes to show we can do things if we put our mind to it!!

    Take care,Candie xxx

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    Hi Sarah,

    Well done. I think it was very brave of you to face your fears for the love of your cat. Sometimes we will go to great lengths for others rather than for ourselves.

    Bel

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