I was panic, it cannot be expressed in words.
The importance of activity in some form to quality of life was expressed in all of the studies except one (which examined panic disorder from a nursing perspective) [ 32].
An anxiety disorder can be expressed in different ways such as uncontrollable worry, intense fear (phobias or panic attacks) or upsetting dreams or flashbacks of a traumatic event [ 4, 5].
The column was prompted by the legalization of marijuana in Colorado and Washington, about which Colbert expressed moral panic.
One illegal immigrant I spoke with on the phone (she was scared to meet in person) expressed confusion and panic.
On the audio file, el-Bakraoui expressed some panic.
In the wake of the horror in Garissa, William Ruto, Kenya's deputy president, said the UN refugee agency that oversees Dadaab should close the camp within 90 days; otherwise, he promised darkly, "we shall relocate them ourselves".In Dadaab the refugees expressed panic and defiance.
Surprisingly few people expressed panic over financial worries, she said.
Gwen Grant, an executive vice president of the Urban League in Kansas City, expressed concern that a "panic environment" would lead many parents to withdraw their children from the city's schools.
The wild-eyed Paulson expressed his fears of panic in the streets, food shortages and martial law, and went down on one knee to beg Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, for support; the calmer Bernanke, secure in his academic credentials, said the same in more moderate tones: if Congress doesn't promise to bail out the banks, there won't be a financial system left by Monday morning.
