Post by mike on May 21, 2019 1:37:24 GMT
Hi guys,
My name is Mike and this is just a short intro to say hello.
I am sure that what I have is a form of MDD and I have described my condition to Dr Eli Somer, who also thinks so.
Having said that, I have been a member of r/maladaptive daydreaming for a while and have found nobody else like me.
Since I was a baby I have had "jumping and shaking" daydreams, where I have the most intense daydreams and jump and shake my arms/hands. They are so vivid it is like a movie where I am actually in the movie.
I am now 56 and still do it.
When I am in private, I actually enjoy it although I am aware that, given my age, it is not necessarily a good thing to send my heart rate into the stratosphere!
When I am in public and I feel a "jump" coming on ( it happens in a split second and is usually triggered by a thought), I am able to suppress it but often with a facial twitch/grimace and biting of my fingers.
I can, at all times, distinguish between my jumping daydreams and reality
I believe I have a Complex Motor Stereotypy with IIM.
I have spent years researching my condition and I was just wondering if anyone on here can relate or knows that they have CMS with IIM.
Regards,
Mike
My name is Mike and this is just a short intro to say hello.
I am sure that what I have is a form of MDD and I have described my condition to Dr Eli Somer, who also thinks so.
Having said that, I have been a member of r/maladaptive daydreaming for a while and have found nobody else like me.
Since I was a baby I have had "jumping and shaking" daydreams, where I have the most intense daydreams and jump and shake my arms/hands. They are so vivid it is like a movie where I am actually in the movie.
I am now 56 and still do it.
When I am in private, I actually enjoy it although I am aware that, given my age, it is not necessarily a good thing to send my heart rate into the stratosphere!
When I am in public and I feel a "jump" coming on ( it happens in a split second and is usually triggered by a thought), I am able to suppress it but often with a facial twitch/grimace and biting of my fingers.
I can, at all times, distinguish between my jumping daydreams and reality
I believe I have a Complex Motor Stereotypy with IIM.
I have spent years researching my condition and I was just wondering if anyone on here can relate or knows that they have CMS with IIM.
Regards,
Mike
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