Often times people with panic disorder decide not to disclose their condition to others. Known as the "panic secret," many people decide not to tell anyone about their experience with panic disorder, panic attacks, and agoraphobia. Others choose to let their closest friends and family members know, but don't dicuss their condition at the workplace or with more distant acquaintances.
Disclosing your panic secret can be a very difficult thing to do. You may worry about how others will react. Perhaps you feel uncertain about how to tell others about your condition. For some tips and further information, read the full article:
Telling Others About Your Panic Disorder
Have you decided to tell others about your diagnosis of panic disorder? Do those closest to you know about your panic attacks or agoraphobia? Have you found it best to keep your condition a secret?
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