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Don't Forget to Look Up: A Christian's Guide to Overcoming Anxiety and Panic Attacks

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By: Angela K. Brittain

Format: Paperback
From: Brittain Communications
Pub. Date: March 1998

Product Details:
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 1998-04
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 104
Ean: 9780966200300
Isbn: 0966200306

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"'Don't forget to look up' is written from the heart. Many suffer from anxiety disorder, but few have the courage to 'go public'. This personal account of anxiety and its effective treatment is both enlightening and practical. Can't wait for a follow up book."
~ Written on 2000-03-08

"Ms. Brittain has written an excellent book which clearly defines practical steps for living a normal life with an anxiety disorder. I have referred to it over and over again and always find comfort in how clearly she defines the symptoms and outlines ways to deal with them. She also weaves into her story how God is very much a part of her recovery and she includes wonderful scripture verses that give hope to the soul. This book will always have a place on my bookshelf."
~ Written on 1999-09-21

"If you are struggling with anxiety and or panic attacks then you need to read this book. Unlike books written by Doctors about their patients, this author gives you a personal account with her struggles with panic and anxiety and how she was able with God's help to overcome them. I've referred back to this book many times, it's not only filled with practical insight on helping you understand and deal with panic and anxiety but it also refers to scripture dealing with anxiety. I have found that of all the books I've read, this one, has truly helped me the most in my recovery of anxiety. I highly recommend it."
~ Written on 1999-04-13

"I've read this book about 3 times now and it is a really good constant reminder about where your focus should be especially from a Christian's perspective. Being a christian myself, I found it to be very inspirational and felt encouraged reading from someone else's experience with panic and anxiety and how they have overcome it yet still have the occassional bought of anxiety which is considered normal. Our thought processes really affect how our body is going to react. Knowledge is power. This is one book that I refer to over and over since it is very easy and quick to read. I believe it has really helped in my overall recovery of panic attacks."
~ Written on 1998-07-13



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