WHatI am 32 years old, weighing 52 kg and 5’3” tall. For almost the whole year of 2016 I was suffering from sometimes heart palpitation and mild chest pain and sometimes no balance and my number 1 problem was that I got very tired and almost out of breath when I talked a lot. I had ECG I think three times in that year at the result is normal and by December of the same year I went through stress test and 2d echo and the result is normal except for that floppy mitral valve. Sometime in January 2017 I was jogging in a hill and almost lost breath and made me nervous and thought that I had a heart attack. After that I always feel very tired and when I exercise I felt anxious after. I went to our local general physician and he prescribed me valium 10 mg. I took that medicine in a half (5mg) every time I got anxious but my condition became worst and I always feel tired. I quit taking that medicine after a month and I think I consumed about 15 valium (10mg) in that span of time. When I quit taking that medicine I knew that my gastritis already started. I couldn’t eat well. I went to a doctor and I took omeprazole and in those times I could not sleep well and sometimes had a panic attack. So I took xanor (aprozalam) .25mg sometimes. My gastritis began to subside after two months but my anxiety still lingers. I always thinking my breath. So by March 9, 2017, I went to a psychiatrist and he diagnosed me with nervousness. He prescribed me with xanor (aprozalam) for three weeks .25mg before breakfast and clontril .5mg for six months after breakfast and .5mg after dinner. And now I began to taper the clonotril dosage to .25mg every after breakfast and dinner starting May 16, 2017 because I am afraid of the withdrawal effect. My anxiety is getting better although I cannot handle stress yet and I’m still getting tired and anxious when I talk a lot. Am I making the right decision? Please give me advice. What is the right plan to withdraw clonotril. I don’t want to be dependent on this drug. Another thing is this anxiety related to that “floppy mitral valve” as found in my 2d echo. Thank you and God bless!