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People experience anxiety after the death of a loved one for a number of reasons and, you guessed it, weвЂ™d like to discuss a few of them here today.ДЄfter the death of a loved one, you may experience anxiety becauseвЂ¦ вЂ¦you are trying to avoid unpleasant thoughts, memories, and emotions. For one year I held my breathВ and prepared for the worst, knowing that my motherвЂ™s deathВ was not a possibility but a probability. Using a personal example, I remember feeling panic-like anxiety when my father told me of my motherвЂ™s terminal cancer diagnosis, and then the slow hum of persistentВ anxietyВ in the weeks and months afterwards as my family frantically searched for treatments and clinical trials. Maybe this isnвЂ™t one particularly traumatic moment, but a prolonged period of time when you experienced ongoing apprehension and worry, upon worry, upon worry.

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Even the bravest people feel fear and anxiety,В they just know how to navigate the experience more exquisitelyВ than most.ДЄre you still with me? Okay good, now take a second and think backwards toВ a time when you experienced the thoughts and sensations of fear and anxiety in your grief. Perhaps your thoughts start running through all the worst potential outcomes andВ you think to yourselfвЂ¦ Maybe yourВ stomach startsВ doing cartwheels, your heartВ begins to race, or your breathing becomes rapid. Now think about the thoughts and sensations you typically experience right before doing this thing that scares you this is your fear and anxiety at work.

Perhaps itвЂ™s the thought of giving a speech in front of a crowd, taking a test, asking your crush out on a date, or jumping out of an airplane.В Even if youвЂ™re mostlyВ fearless,В everyoneвЂ™s got something. Maytag to the rescue! Now I do most of my drying on the line, and for what little drying I do with the gas dryer, it's for socks/underwear or rainy days, and I clean out the vent every couple of years.Think of something that scares you. That also explained why the WW dryer was taking longer and longer to dry, and its cabinet was getting warmer and warmer. I know this because when I replaced the WW dryer with the Neptune dryer, the first thing that happened was a big clot of lint blew out of the exhaust ducting. Speaking of which, I think the White-Westinghouse-Frigmore dryers' biggest drawback is that their blower fans are kind of weak. Big items I would save for a day when I could hang them outside, which I still do even with the larger and more powerful Maytag dryer. 'Warm' was hot enough, and 'hot tended to scorch. I quickly learned that there was never any need to put the WW dryer on 'hot'. And the nearest other dryer was in another building on the property, a coin-op electric dryer that vented back into the laundry room, and consequently didn't dry worth a darn. At the time it was really nice to have, since my yard was about the size of a postage stamp and I couldn't hang many clothes out there. When I got it, I wasn't worried about capacity so much, because it had to fit in a fairly cramped space beside the gas range in my kitchen. My White-Westinghouse gas dryer is pretty much the same design as the Frigmore dryers. Or you could order a replacement control from one of the online parts web sites, and then wire that into your machine (you'd have to drill a hole in control panel to mount it, of course). I think what you'd want is a 25 watt variable resistor - the kind that's wire wound with a ceramic core. It might even be possible to add a volume control for it, either permanently set to a lower level, or via an extra knob on the control panel. You could probably disconnect the buzzer. Post# 103716, Reply# 10 at 22:14 (5,824 days old) by sudsmaster (East of SF, West of Eden, California) I'm going to have to hook the Frigmore up to a garden hose for a wash session out in the courtyard on a sunny day.

Rigth now my only laundry hookup is occupied. My understanding is that these washers were based on a european design, and of course they had a very long run here, dating from '96 to just last year, when they were replaced by models with larger doors (tilted tubs, I think) but still no internal water heater. The drum is 2.65 cubic feet, which translates into about a 7 kg washer, I think. When we did the test spin, it seemed to spin at a lower speed, maybe 600 rpm, for most of the spin, and then ramp up to the higher speed for the last bit. but that's probably more than enough anyway. Maybe it was an old model in stock when then bought it. The sellers said they got it before their son was born, an that he was three, so they estimated four years old. Yes, I think it's more likely that it's a '96 or '97 than a 2001.

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