Subject: Twenty four hour facelift

From: ellen.TV <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2015 07:19:00 -0800

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8 years old and from then up until about 17 years old I was fine, no anxiety or panic attacks but now they are a part of my life and under control.
I Used to Keep Mints nearby and if I felt a panic attack coming I would start to suck on a mint.

Not sure why sucking on a mint would have this affect but it seemed to unrestrict my throat and abate my panic. Nowadays, they are very very rare, once a year perhaps versus every other day.

So much I don't actually carry mints

if I felt a panic attack coming I would start to suck on a mint.

Now that would make an interesting Mentos commercial

A similar experiment
Mentos: The Calm-Maker
I believe this goes back to our basic

DocOz has taken notice of Martha's fresh faced look.

Oz sent out experts to find out what how she did it...

At 72, Martha Stewart is looking better than ever. She looks even more radiant and youthful than she did when she was years younger.

Many have tried to discover her secret: is it botox, face lifts, or just good lighting?

Check out Martha's pictures that started Oz's search:

www.ellentv.com/show/the-martha-stewart.html

** When Martha was planning her comeback, she figured out a way to take 20-years off her face **

It took one determined doctor to figure out what she was secretly doing.

**

Heres the explanation for this shocking transformation ->

/ www.ellentv.com/episodes/the-martha-stewart/3457/

Dance! On Wednesday, Ellen's got something funny up her sleeve!

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Other than screaming about it, I am not sure what else to do. I have asked him not to wear the same colors as me, he still does it. I have asked him not to try to be my 'twin.'

It sucks, because this seems like such a stupid issue to be thinking of breaking up about.

But its creepy.
Well tell him w creepy it is and if he doesn't change his behavior then you have to break up because you want a boyfriend not a twin.
Your therpist may be reading this as progress, but if it's making you uncomfortable, it is not progress in the right direction. Tell her this "nesting" behavior is making you unhappy and uncomfortable. Ask her to help mediate a compromise between the two of you. Maybe instead of trying to dress identically or live identical lives, as he's trying, you could get promise rings or something less extreme/insane. That way you