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Originally Posted by bbjacobs
I do exactly the same things, and I agree that mine is much more obvious in time of stress. I have even driven home from work when I worried I may have left something on... like leaving my curling iron plugged in or the stove on. And even though I know that these things arent still on or plugged in I feel better once I check and know for sure.
Have you guys ever done anything like that?
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Yes I have driven home to check on something before or called hubby in an absolute panic wondering if I left something on, he works very near our home so it's easier for him to check. After hubby got grumpy about it and the price of gas went up I learned to just ride it out and let the panic attack happen and hope it isn't that bad. I carry my anti anxiety meds with me but it is still so hard not to drive home and I am usually out of sorts until I get home and check whatever it is.
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