Hello and welcome back to Tales from the Pit. This is your content warning,

although for this episode it's pretty mild.

Bridget Greenberg and I discuss panic attacks from which we both suffer,

but unless you're panic-a- panic attacks, from which we both suffer.

But unless your panic attacks are triggered by people describing panic attacks,

you should be fine.

Panic attacks, well, truly horrifying to experience, are not that rough to hear about.

So hopefully you can all give this one a listen.

Before we get started, I'm unveiling another short story.

This one called The Show Must Go On,

which was inspired by, yeah, panic attack.

That's the theme, dummy.

So I hope you enjoy the story,

and if not, you can skip right to the interview

at about 25 minutes in. The show must go on.

In the darkness of the amphitheatre, the every thought was a buzz.

They had expected the separation to be traumatic of the every thought was a buzz.

They had expected the separation to be traumatic, of course,

but they had not expected this.

They watched, as Unit Signus X1 threw himself against the steel walls of his ship.

Peering out from his eyes, feeling from within his body,

they observed with concern as he moaned and screeched himself horse, flopped about on the floor,

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