<human>: Until last weekend, I was dating the best woman in the world, and had been for the previous year.  We got along really well, and I was happy to bend over backwards to make her happy.  Well, apparently that wasn't enough, and she broke things off.

Since then, I've been a nervous wreck.  I have a history of depression and anxiety, but this last week has involved frequent vomiting and near-fainting in between tears.  Whenever my phone buzzes, my heart rate spikes.  I'm not sure if I want it to be her, or I'm terrified of it.  I'm much worse off than I've been in the last few years, possibly ever.

It's over.  I don't want to see her again.  (That's a lie, so sue me.)  It hurts a fuckton, but whatever.  Such is life.  Her being great for me doesn't make me great for her or whatever.

She was my first serious relationship.  I'm not doing well, but I'm not sure if there's any good solutions to it.  All of my close friends have moved across the country in the last year so I feel completely alone.  And a wreck.  Can I expect to "get over her" within a couple weeks, or should I be looking into other approaches to manage my anxiety, like seeing my doctor?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: GF of 1 year broke up with me, and I'm having terrible anxiety.  Does it pass quickly, or should I see my doctor for more drastic measures?