Support groups?

So I have been put on 20mg of Paxil a day along with 1mg of Xanax throughout the day for the past I would say about two and a half months. I have not felt depressed in almost three years but I do have my days that I'm feeling down. And my anxiety and panic attacks have subsided substantially. I've been feeling great.

So now my insurance company has decided that I have to do a mail in prescription for my Paxil. And I get a month to month prescription for it. Apparently in order to cover it or even receive it at all it needs to be a three month supply. So I have been going back and forth with the insurance company, pharmacies, and my doctor for almost a week and a half now. So in about that time I have not been taking my Paxil regularly since I was running low and am now completely out. Thankfully I have an appointment with my psychiatrist tomorrow and can get things figured out and get back on it within 24 hours.

Tonight I almost had a panic attack. I of course went straight to my Xanax before it got any worse. It started with the physical symptoms of my heart starting to race, then chest pain and moved onto my stomach. Started getting the rush I get from head to toe and before that got any worse the Xanax kicked in. So I'm feeling better now just obviously a bit out of it due to the effects of the Xanax.

My point to this post really... Are there support groups out there? Something like NA or AA where there's weekly meetings for people like us to meet up...talk about our anxiety, how it started, our progress, our struggles, and what helps us get through it all? Because I believe something like this, along with this site and everyone here, would at least benefit me. Seeing the people in person. Talking face to face with them. Gaining bonds with people who go through the same thing I do. People who can understand it all.

Can someone possibly lead me in the right direction for something like this? Any information at all would be greatly appreciated. And thank all of you for the support on here. Because I always come on when things aren't going well and it calms me down and helps a lot with all the support that is given.