Who feels it s our responsibility to defend Jindal from attacks when those attacks take the form of racism?
Q. India has one of the oldest and sophisticated cultures, and it demands our respect. People have the right to align themselves with any legitimate political party, without letting this decision be defined by their race or creed, just as no one has the right to attack them for their race or creed. Who will agree to oppose such attacks, based upon their race or creed; regardless of regardless of where those attacks come from, or what the target s of these politics are. With regard to nonofyobeezwax's answer: No, but some of the campaign was. You'll se it from both parties in small towns', but in the way they deal with the issues and who they support e.g.: democrats supporting "liberal" old white men in districts which are predominantly… [cont.]
Asked by Representative&Gov Advisor,fmr. - Fri Feb 27 12:43:46 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I will (and have) defend ANYONE, Democrat, Republican, Independent, or other who is attacked because of race, creed, or gender.
Answered by namsaev - Fri Feb 27 12:54:42 2009

How can I cure my Trichotillomania and panic attacks?
Q. I suffer from Trichotillomania (an OCD) and it is getting worse. I also have anxiety nervosa and panic attacks. I have seen my doctor and I've been on Zoloft for 2 years now. I've also seen a Psychologists and tried various diets. I know my disorder relates to post traumatic stress. I exercise regularly which helps in some ways. Maybe I should try accupuncture or hyponotherapy. What is the most effective way besides trying to deal with my hurts and depression?
Asked by PeiPei - Sat Jun 14 22:39:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Therapy. Have you tried paxil, it is FDA approved now for PTSD. I think you need an anxiolytic for the anxiety. I am all for alternative therapies, whatever works. Trichotillomania is pretty rare, I have only seen a couple of cases (5) in 20 years
Answered by beetlemilk - Sat Jun 14 22:49:00 2008

What is the difference between Panic and Anxiety Attacks?
Q. lately i've been having panic attacks, and I'm going to the doctor soon about it. But I want to know what is the difference between Panic attacks and anxiety attacks. Also when i do go to the doctor. what will they do actually, like how will I be test and what do I tell them.
Asked by 32 Characters. I used them all!! - Thu Jun 4 21:22:57 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Most of the time the terms panic attacks and anxiety attacks are used interchangeably. Panic and anxiety are different things though. Panic is usually the feeling of intense pressure that you feel, such as when a panic attack sets on. It's triggered by the 'fight or flight' response which is a system in our brain that triggers adrenaline when a threat is detected. The idea is that when you face a threat you're likely going to need to 'fight' that threat or 'flee' away from the scene. Either way you'll need the extra energy the adrenaline will give you. The only problem is sometimes this fight or flight response, which is actually a pretty handy in many cases, is triggered in situations where fighting or escaping aren't the best options!… [cont.]
Answered by John Francis Leader - Fri Jun 5 16:57:06 2009