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Panic attacks often come out of nowhere. Heart racing, dizziness, trembling, shortness of breath - a fear of death. Journalist Silvia Aeschbach was just shy of seventeen when she experienced her first panic attack and was convinced she wouldn’t survive it. With a lot of humor and a healthy dose of self-irony, the author describes how she nearly despaired over the recurring attacks, the relief it was when she finally received a diagnosis and a name for her illness many years and countless attacks later, how she learned to live with her anxiety disorder, and how she was able to grow from it. Her book "Leonardo DiCaprio is Not to Blame" fosters understanding for a often underestimated suffering, encourages those affected, shows how to cope with fear, and is at the same time an entertaining and gripping read.