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Can counseling help me if i have constant panic attacks and fear of death?
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Medication too: Counseling can certainly help, especially if your find a therapist that will address your spirituality. A pastor might also help to understand that death is nothing to fear. For your panics, however, medication can go a long way toward managing them.
Answered 8/25/2013
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