what does "w/"mean? In one of the seemingly less complicated cases, a woman, eighteen years of age, “hasty marriage, premarital pregnancy, difficult labor,” had complained of a “choking feeling in [her] throat . . . , gasps for air, hands get numb, feels as if going to faint. Very much afraid.” Under “Physical Findings,” he had written, “Pt. is asthenic [i.e., of slender build] and underweight. Pulse 110. Reflexes ++. Blood pressure 125/60. E.E.G. negative.” Under “Treatment”: “Explain to pt. [that] physical findings [are] negative. Candid discussion w/ patient of probable causation. Anxiety attacks appear to be induced by fear of second pregnancy. Contraceptual diaphragm prescribed.” Under “Results and Follow-up”: “Uses diaphragm. No more numbness, choking sensation. No more fears. ‘Not a single attack since. . . .’ Very happy now w/ husband.”