Yellowfishmate
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That's okay no worries I just wanted to clarify . That is reassuring to hear, it sounds like you have a really good and thorough neurologist, one that cares. Strange that that all the tests came back normal! But also reassuring at the same time I'm sure. I hope the EMG results come back okay for you pal, send my regards. Let me know how you get on in a PM.
I find it remarkable how little neurologists know about Brainzaps/SSRI Withdrawal and twitches. I suppose there's potentially no money to be made out of it that's why? I'd certainly pay money to help resolve them.
Although it's been 4 months, that is still a short amount of time compared to people who said it took a year to subside. I think it is really important you stay positive, it can work wonders on the mind. I am confident you will overcome the twitches in the future, you sound very determined and I believe to an extent that will be carried through to your minds recovery efforts.
I have mostly abstained from all drugs. I did have a joint after the first week of the twitches as was restless and frustrated by them, I had read it had helped some people. It made mine worse, a lot worse so knocked it on the head. It's a real shame because I loved smoking for the enjoyment and supposed other health benefits . I haven't had one since (3 weeks), maybe I could smoke again to judge whether my symptoms had decreased? Or could do further damage...I'm not going to do anything hastily, thoughts?
If the symptoms haven't reduced by mid next month I will go to the doctors, I am trying to ride it out like the Brainzaps I had previously. My reasoning being if I confess drug use to my doctor then it is unlikely I will be able to get health insurance in later life, confessing I have symptoms from it. This could have a wider impact on my future family, am thinking strategically about this. I would simply say I have had symptoms however not mention the drug use, as I believe the professionals understanding of recreational drugs/SSRI withdrawal are so limited there's almost no value in my bringing it up.
Your isnight around ALS and Parkinson's is really interesting. Thank you for also clearing that up with me. I appreciate you helping me in this difficult time. It's good to know people who have struggled themselves are willing to help others
I took about 0.8g of MDMA spread out over about 8 hours
Further insight would be greatly appreciated take care
That's okay no worries I just wanted to clarify . That is reassuring to hear, it sounds like you have a really good and thorough neurologist, one that cares. Strange that that all the tests came back normal! But also reassuring at the same time I'm sure. I hope the EMG results come back okay for you pal, send my regards. Let me know how you get on in a PM.
I find it remarkable how little neurologists know about Brainzaps/SSRI Withdrawal and twitches. I suppose there's potentially no money to be made out of it that's why? I'd certainly pay money to help resolve them.
Although it's been 4 months, that is still a short amount of time compared to people who said it took a year to subside. I think it is really important you stay positive, it can work wonders on the mind. I am confident you will overcome the twitches in the future, you sound very determined and I believe to an extent that will be carried through to your minds recovery efforts.
I have mostly abstained from all drugs. I did have a joint after the first week of the twitches as was restless and frustrated by them, I had read it had helped some people. It made mine worse, a lot worse so knocked it on the head. It's a real shame because I loved smoking for the enjoyment and supposed other health benefits . I haven't had one since (3 weeks), maybe I could smoke again to judge whether my symptoms had decreased? Or could do further damage...I'm not going to do anything hastily, thoughts?
If the symptoms haven't reduced by mid next month I will go to the doctors, I am trying to ride it out like the Brainzaps I had previously. My reasoning being if I confess drug use to my doctor then it is unlikely I will be able to get health insurance in later life, confessing I have symptoms from it. This could have a wider impact on my future family, am thinking strategically about this. I would simply say I have had symptoms however not mention the drug use, as I believe the professionals understanding of recreational drugs/SSRI withdrawal are so limited there's almost no value in my bringing it up.
Your isnight around ALS and Parkinson's is really interesting. Thank you for also clearing that up with me. I appreciate you helping me in this difficult time. It's good to know people who have struggled themselves are willing to help others
I took about 0.8g of MDMA spread out over about 8 hours
Further insight would be greatly appreciated take care
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