<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

As the title says, my girlfriend has terrible anxiety but refuses to look into getting any sort of help. Two recent instances have made me really worry.

First, just last week she had a panic attack while sitting in her room. I drove up to surprise her and take her out to dinner. When I got to her apartment, she told me that she was having trouble breathing. She told me that something in her room reminded her of her abusive ex-boyfriend, and it caused her to start having a panic attack. When we got to the restaurant, she asked me to drive back because she couldn't handle being outside. She also kept checking her heart rate on some app on her phone, and would become progressively more uncomfortable when it showed her heart rate as elevated.

Second, last night we went to see San Andreas at the theater by her house. In the middle of the movie, she put her head in her hands and started shaking, and when I told her that we could leave if she felt uncomfortable, she refused. Ten minutes later, she was still shaking, so I told her to get up so we could go. In the car on the way back, she started hyperventilating and told me she felt panicked because of the amount of salt on the popcorn we bought.

I have suggested a few times that we go seek help together. I know this can be a frightening situation to be in, so I've tried to be as gentle as possible. I've helped her work on breathing exercises and relaxation techniques, but nothing helps her. Every time I mention (suggest, not tell) seeing a doctor, she adamantly refuses and won't tell me why not.
<bot>: My girlfriend has horrible anxiety, but whenever I suggest we seek help together she becomes angry and refuses. When asked why she won't go, she says she won't say.