Weekly FAQ

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What about people’s opinions – That’s agaist the FAQ?

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This guy Chuck is a fucking trip!

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Re: Weekly FAQ This guy Chuck is a fucking trip!

He’s gonna warn you about using profanity, I think he’s the new leader of the ng.

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -WEEKLY MINI-FAQ – updated 9/22/98 Welcome to alt.support.anxiety-panic: known as ASAP to its regulars :) ASAP also has a full FAQ overview of anxiety conditions, which is posted here monthly. If you would like a copy sooner it can be obtained via the WWW sites listed below. Meanwhile, this weekly mini-FAQ contains useful WWW addresses, general information plus a few hints and tips. Even if you skip the lists of essential URLs and other information, please take time to read the hints and tips at the end of this, before you start posting. ESSENTIAL URLs: Arthur Anderson’s WWW site contains an excellent dictionary of the terms you’ll see used here, as well as the renowned "Amusing Panics" collection and more.   The last address is new, it’s Arthur’s serach engine, which includes about 134 URLs with a cross section of anxiety-panic web sites in several countries. http://www.netaxs.com/people/aca3/AP.HTM http://www.netaxs.com/people/aca3/AD-ENG.HTM http://www.netaxs.com/people/aca3/ http://anxiety-panic.com Cathleen Henning has produced a very useful site with much information and comprehensive links. You can also find the ASAP FAQ there: http://panicdisorder.miningco.com/msub10.htm ——- The National Anxiety Foundation has a very promising site, covering both Panic Disorder and OCD. It’s well worth a look: http://lexington-on-line.com/naf.html ——- Regular ASAP contributor and founder of the Panic Disorders Institute, Dr. Stuart Shipko, has his own thought-provoking and stimulating site. Highly recommended: http://www.algy.com/pdi ——- The US National Panic and Anxiety Disorders newsletter can be found at: http://www.npadnews.com/ The Anxiety Disorders Association of America also has a site: http://www.adaa.org ——- Other valuable locations include the following: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/anxiety/ http://www.ocs.mq.edu.au/~abaillie/adfa.html http://www.mhsource.com/expert/consumer.html/#anxiety http://www.mentalhealth.com/ http://www.fairlite.com/ocd/medications http://www.MedsiteNavigator.com/drugs/drugs.html http://mindstreet.com/cbt.html http://anxietynetwork.com/hcbt.html WANT TO "MEET" OTHER ASAP PEOPLE FOR "LIVE" DISCUSSIONS ? ASAP has a regular and popular IRC channel, called #anx/pan, where people can ‘meet’ for realtime chat sessions. It runs every day on the Dalnet system, starting from 7pm East Coast USA time, midnight GMT. There are sessions at other times, to suit people in different time zones, currently including 6pm BST, 1pm EDT, on Sundays. Other times will be notified to this newsgroup as they occur. A complete guide to connecting to Dalnet, so that you can join the #anx/pan channel can be found at: http://www.skcldv.demon.co.uk/dalinf.htm AGORAPHOBIC? A complementary newsgroup, specially dedicated to discussing the problems faced by those with agoraphobia, has recently been formed. It’s called alt.support.agoraphobia HINTS AND TIPS It is best to read a newsgroup for a week or so before posting – especially if your comments might be controversial. Two topics particularly likely to cause trouble here are religion and the alleged addictive properties of benzodiazepine medications, such as Xanax. The convention on ASAP regarding religion is that preaching or exhorting others to follow any particular faith is not acceptable. It is fine to say that faith in X or Y has helped you individually, but *not* to suggest others follow your beliefs and especially not to quote religious works for the purposes of conversion. Regarding medication, it is extremely important that you check out previous postings on the subject (see below). The "addiction" issue has been exhausted several times over on this NG and detailed explanations of the medical difference between addiction and dependency have been posted on countless occasions. Please do *not* post inflamatory material on this subject. Read the earlier discussions. WANT TO DIP INTO OUR PAST? Most posts to ASAP are archived and can be invaluable sources of information about therapies, medications, symptoms etc. Posts can be accessed via:        and/or http://altavista.digital.com NEED TO POST ANONYMOUSLY? It is quite acceptable for posters to withold their identities if need be, provided, of course, they post sensibly. For information on anonymous servers, send e-mail to: message. UNSURE ABOUT NETIQUETTE? If you are completely new to newsgroups and want to find out the general dos and donts, the following site provides FAQs and guides: http://sunsite.unc.edu/usenet-i/

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