A runner—who ran at the colligate level—struggled with panic attacks.

At first, he thought they were a symptoms of a physical health problem. But after a year of tests, he decided to try therapy, and eventually medication, and things got better.

A teenage runner who started having panic attacks while struggling with an eating disorder and depression.

The panic attacks affected their training and racing.

A non-runner who struggled with panic attacks during college in the 80s.

A runner—who ran at the colligate level—and creative who struggles with night terrors and panic attacks.

This is an addendum to her first survey.