Left untreated, anxiety disorder can disrupt one's life
The responsibility of caring for five teenagers, the death of an uncle and a money crunch overwhelmed Lynn.
The 40-year-old Oklahoma wife and mother, who asked that her full name not be used, figured she could handle it. She dealt with stress on the job and at home every day. She tried to explain away her feelings, and things got worse.
Her resolve to get over it crumbled on a hot August day as she was driving...
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