Hello all 
It’s clingy Audrey again or high maintenance Audrey? Lol
I am having my surgery on December 17th, I have the dynamic Angiogram the day before on December 16th.
I am in panic mode again, what if the surgery is cancelled because of the Angiogram? I repeat the same question, I am going in circles.
My Neurosurgeon is reassuring but I panic despite his kind words.
I meet with a therapist on a regular basis to deal with my current anxiety.
Thanks for reading my numerous posts 
Audrey
@Hamela - Anxiety is often enhanced due to IJV compression because the vagus nerve also gets squashed along w/ the IJV. The vagus nerve is a major player in our anxiety & depression levels. When it isn’t happy, we tend to get anxious/depressed more easily. I suspect your anxiety level will drop to more normal once you’ve had your surgery(ies) & your IJV(s) & vagus nerve are all working better.
Try not to look ahead & second guess what will happen w/ your angiogram. Your symptoms are plenty telling that you need the surgery you have scheduled. The angiogram will just further confirm it.
Your words are so kind and reassuring.
I thank you very very much.
May God bless you always
Audrey
I will pray He will replace your anxiety with peace & trust that all will go as planned, Audrey. God is good, all the time! 
It’s a big decision about surgery so I think most of us get pretty anxious, please don’t worry about asking for help here!
Before my surgery I had kept a diary of my symptoms, so I would read through that if I was having a better day symptoms-wise, to remind myself that I definitely needed surgery. You have that really detailed report from Dr Middleton, so you probably have more info about what’s happening in your neck than most of us do/ did, so remember that and what those pesky styloids are doing to your vascular system…it would be very unlikely that the angiogram would show anything now which would make your surgery be cancelled, as you have already had lots of testing so anything untoward would likely have been seen already…it’s probably just a hoop to go through to make your surgeon confident before he operates. Hugs & prayers for peace