Panic Disorder

Summary: This is a rhyming story of a mouse and a monster. Little mouse goes for a walk in a dangerous forest. The little mouse tries to scare every animal he comes across in the wood and tells them about the Gruffalo which he makes up a story about. In the end of the book he bumps into the Gruffalo because he turns out to be real. The little mouse gets a big fright and they end up being friends.

LionWhisker charged off towards the cave before either of them could argue. As he approached the cave he let out a fierce yowl that seemed to echo through the forest. At that same moment a badger blundered out of the cave. LionWhisker leaped at the badger raking his claws across the badger’s muzzle blood oozing from the freshly made wound.

That had happened so fast that the lion limped off but in the morning Patterson followed the blood trail, and then he found the huge beast dead and he had saved the men but there was the other lion and after he killed both of them and all of the remaining men were all happy and they also finished the railway and then they all went back to their country’s.

There is a lot of symbolism in this story, for instance, mice represented a false hope of a safe place for Lennie. Also, the first mouse you encounter in the story is dead. Which

Out of nowhere, a lion from the forest entered the scene and jumped on the militants. The animal seized one of the attackers by the neck. Two other lions leapt at other militants who tried to attack the first lion, and the incident caused the assailants to flee.

Panic disorder is found in people who have experienced "out-of-the-blue" panic attacks and have a fear of having another attack. Panic attacks almost always occur unexpectedly, even during sleep.

Hello, Michelle, while reading chapter 14, I thought that all the disorders where very interesting as well. I agree with you on how symptoms like racing heart, dizziness, breathing difficulties, sense of fear etc. are all a part of a panic disorder. For the most part I also agree that the book was somewhat consistent with the symptoms of a panic disorder because both sources stated that panic disorders are one of four principal anxiety disorders. Both sources also stated panic disorders are characterized by recurrent attacks of overwhelming anxiety that occur suddenly & unexpectedly and due to the severity of some people’s panic disorder several attack victims may develop agoraphobia. Overall I agree with your statement Michelle except when

Panic disorder and agoraphobia are two separate disorders that often go hand in hand with each other. An individual can be diagnosed with panic disorder, but a diagnosis without agoraphobia can often take place as well. Some individuals develop symptoms of agoraphobia, but do not have the classic panic disorder symptoms, hence the reason they are both listed as separate disorders in the DSM-5. Panic disorder can be identified as “recurrent unexpected panic attacks. A panic attack is an abrupt surge of intense fear or intense discomfort that reaches a peak within minutes, and during which time four or more physical and cognitive characteristics take place (Hooley, J. 2017, pg.188).” When dealing with panic disorder it can often become debilitating, due to the fact that the individual does not know when the onset of an attack will occur. Individuals with panic disorder more commonly develop agoraphobia as a comorbid disorder, and if left untreated, can have a difficult time even leaving their home. Agoraphobia can be defined as “the individual fears or avoids

The boy’s grandmother gets sick and the two are forced to go to a hotel on the coast of England in order to improve her health. While there, the boy finds himself locked alone in a room with two hundred witches. He hides behind a screen in the room and hopes the witches, who have an amazing sense of smell, will not find him. While there, he overhears the witches’ wicked plan to turn children into mice by putting Delayed Action Mouse-Maker in chocolate bars in candy shops all around England. The witches demonstrate the Delayed Action Mouse-Maker on a boy named Bruno and he turns into a mouse. Then one of the witches smells the boy behind the screen (children smell like dog’s droppings to witches). The witches find him and unable to escape,

One day Ms. Little had a baby. But the baby was not like any other baby. It was a mouse. He acted like one. They thought of mailing him somewhere but instead they kept him and named him Stuart. 1 month later Ms. Little noticed he was not growing. So she brought him to the doctor said it was strange for a America family to have a mouse. The doctor said just let him eat more. Ms. Little thought it was okay that he was small because he sure was always helpful. One day Ms. Little drop her ring in the sink. His other brother said to fish it out but that didn’t work well. Later Mr. Little said Stuart could get it out. Stuart said okay And seconds later he came back with the ring around his neck. That is what I read in chapter

Screaming in terror she grabs the wall. The caveman puts down the torch and fire spreads. Speaking the caveman say “ ahh.. fire grows.” Meanwhile, two more booms come from that room. Running upstairs to escape, she meets a blob of words that moves like liquid. Inside its body it has sentence that read “Even though the jungle was wet when the jungle rain” and “the lion roared now.” Staring at the poorly worded sentences and finds a mop from the closet. She whacks the blob pushing it back. In her room she hears a big lion roar. Fearful she rushes to save her stuff meeting the lion. This lion had his ear and tail mixed up and well as it leg with it head. The creature ran historically broke the T.V., candle, and the bed. Quickly she jumps out the window, injuring her leg. She limbs away from the burning house. After leaving the lion steps on the book tearing the pages. All the creature dissolves into dust and the house

When the master laid his eyes on the horse guilt filled within them. “This will not do, it’s too small, scrawny, and rancid. I won't let you stay until you get me a bear”, the master said with his head held high. The lion ended up getting loose and ran away.

Panic and anxiety disorders are commonly caused by the human brain. There is an imbalance in one's neurotransmitters that cause the sympathetic nervous system to sense danger that isn't there. In other words, your body goes into fight or flight mode against better judgement because, despite how your body is reacting, there is absolutely nothing to be scared of. These disorders can be traced through genetic factors, meaning that it's hereditary. In addition to how your body reacts, anxiety and panic

On a beautiful day, a lion was walking with his food in his mouth, a poor deer killed as he passed the side of a small river, looked at waterborne and saw his reflection, thought it was another food and opened his mouth to pick up, and soon the deer fell into the water, and the lion ran out of your food, after that he hunted again, and this time took a small zebra, walked to find a nice place to eat, and next to it had lions cubs, greedy and he did not want to divide arrived, he came the father of the little lions and stole his food.

As a result, the tiny scorpion got very sad. She did not want to come out of her little cave, which lied by the river. One day the scorpion was looking at the night sky. "One day I want to become a star. Bright and shiny, helping travelers to find their paths and smiling to those who are lonely", she thought. When she was about to go to sleep, she saw something strange in the river. She got closer and noticed that it was a small mouse. "Could you please help me", it asked, "this odd shiny thing landed on my back and now I can't move", it said on a high voice. "Of course I will help you", the scorpion said and began lifting the object off of the mouse with her claws. Once she was all done she looked at the object a bit closer. It looked like a star. It lit the whole area with a beautiful light and shined like a thousand fireflies put together. Once she turned back to the mouse she quickly jumped back. The mouse had transformed into a beautiful golden fox, who bathed in starry light.