Mary had been a housewife for several years until one day she decided to find work to augment their family income. It wasn't that easy looking for a job and it took her several interviews until she settled for a position as a Call Center Agent. She clearly remembers that interview that landed her the job. After experiencing several rejections she thought her final attempt would be another disaster. She faced her future employer sweating profusely and almost near tears with anxiety. Her employer probably took pity on her and gave her the job.

What she did not anticipate was that the position was too much for her to handle. She did not expect that everyday she would be talking to irate and demanding customers. She dreaded each day she had to go to work. During break time she hardly had enough appetite to eat and she often felt nauseous. She would frequent the bathroom thinking she had diarrhea. At the end of the day she felt so mentally exhausted she felt she won't survive another day of work. After a month she resigned from her job and it took her several months before she thought of working again.

What Mary had was a classic case of Panic attacks. It is not uncommon for some people to lose their confidence during a job interview much less doing the job itself. But when your anxiety starts affecting your health this could be a serious problem. Had Mary taken some professional counseling she may have overcome her panic attacks and lasted a few more months on the job.

Some people would go to the extent of taking prescription medicines to overcome their panic. There are natural remedies like Panic Away that will provide a risk free method of overcoming your behavioral issues. With proper assistance people with panic disorders learn to identify its cause and will be more capable of handling them better.