Thanks for your prayers, though. I don't ever want to experience anything 
like this again. Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!I'm afraid not. I've had them before, 
but none like this. This is my first really scary episode. Sometimes, if 
it's bad enough, I'll have one during a thunderstorm, but that's only fear 
of thunder. I know, thunder's only a noise, but it means that the lightning 
flashes aren't far behind. I tremble sometimes thinking about it. Ugh! I 
said the name Jesus over and over again, sang a hymn or two, quoted a few 
verses from Psalm 91, prayed, and when I was finally in my room, turned the 
TV to TBN for preaching. I figured focusing on Jesus might drive out the 
fear, but thank God He allowed my aunt to come home when she did. I felt 
better after she got here, and around four, I finally crashed like an 
overloaded hard drive. But hey, that was a peaceful sleep. I have a strong 
feeling that Jesus put me under anesthesia, or in a relaxed and peaceful 
state.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sharon Hooley" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2007 5:41 PM
Subject: Re: panic attack


> Kim,
>
> I'm praying.  Is this the first time this has happened?  You might try 
> saying the name "Jesus", and asking Him to cover you with His blood.  but 
> if that doesn't work, you might want to pray with someone, like Phil, who 
> simply asks the lord to show you what's going on, or why, or whatever you 
> need to know about your past or present life.  Heavenly Father, please 
> lead Kim to Your Truth, and Your healing, in Jesus' Name!  Amen!
>
> Sharon