I am 2yrs post-hospital after a severe auto accident. I was diagnosed as opiate withdrawal and later gabapentin issues. 6 months after the opiate recovery I relapsed, but because of no opiate use during the period, I was ER diagnosed and referred to psychiatry for antidepressants. Per the Dr s evaluation, I was not prescribed antidepressants. During this period I had 4 ER visits for severe hypoglycemic events ( 50 mg/dl), one near fatal. During the hypoglycemic events, I was wearing a Dexcom CGM. I began to have hypoglycemic symptoms , I then noticed that the hypoglycemic events were occurring anytime my blood glucose level dropped to 124 and i would panic whenever it appeared to dropping toward 100 mg/dl. I am now experiencing anxiety and panic attacks, even though I now know there is practically no danger in having a blood glucose range of 125 mg/dl. Knowing that, my panic attacks and anxiety have taken over. When I feel the shakes coming on, I get my wife to talk to me and calm me down - it seems to work. My blood sugar is in good control, but periodically my mind starts to wander back and forth, followed by the onset of the shakes. When I indulge in intense activities, the wandering mind and the pre-cursor to the shakes seem to leave a little more. . . . there s still evidence of the nervousness, anxiety, frustration and panic are still around (though NOW, since I now know I m not having other issues, there is no reason for being anxious or to panic). Thanks