article_snippet: Mother-of-two Louise had experienced such episodes regularly for seven years. '
article_snippet: As the experience is so recurrent and frequent, it usually becomes clear that something else is going on,' Louise says. '
article_snippet: Louise struggled to understand what was happening for seven years after Louise first episode .
article_snippet: After Louise , Louise looked up Louise symptoms online, which suggested Louise'd had a panic attack.
article_snippet: Louise GP suggested it was a delayed reaction to an incident a couple of years earlier, when Louise found an intruder breaking in to Louise house. '
article_snippet: The next seven years were fraught as Louise struggled to understand what was happening.
article_snippet: Louise became a 'nervous wreck'. '
article_snippet: Husband Vincent took Louise to Her GP GP and explained the attacks from Husband Vincent perspective - and Husband Vincent episodes were finally diagnosed corretly . '
article_snippet: Meanwhile, the attacks were getting worse: Louise was having five a day and experiencing urinary incontinence when the attacks occurred. '
article_snippet: In 2011, seven years after the attacks began, Husband Vincent took Louise to Her GP Her GP and explained the attacks from Husband Vincent perspective. '
article_snippet: Louise was relieved to finally find out what was wrong with Louise - but the diagnosis was frightening. '
article_snippet: It was like a 24-hour hangover,' Louise says. '
article_snippet: However, things started to look up when, in 2012, Louise was referred to Dr Cock.
article_snippet: It was a huge relief,' says Louise. '