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Post by audrey11 on Jan 3, 2020 17:50:51 GMT
I'm in a really bad phase right now. That being said, I have actually had periods of complete remission. Go figure. I’m wondering if anyone else has ever had complete relief of symptoms for an extended period of time, say, more than a month? If so, what do you think helped or caused it? I’m trying to get back there because, well, you know, this is taking over my otherwise incredible life full of amazing things I’m passing up for this mess in my head. Enough said. I’m so done with this crap. I have things I want to DO!
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Post by granger on Jan 4, 2020 0:18:58 GMT
Usually for me a complete change for environment withhelds MD for some time. It's not that there would be absolutely no ddying but there wouldn't be long binges and accompanying frustration and heavy head. And small changes such as joining a new course and meeting new people also has positive effects for some time until I get used to that too. I am saying this from old memory as nothing like this has happened recently so I hope I am not wrong. I am not doing good either since a long time now. I feel that an overall good lifestyle gives strength to resist the urge
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Post by dragontooth00 on Jan 4, 2020 16:57:36 GMT
Usually for me a complete change for environment withhelds MD for some time. It's not that there would be absolutely no ddying but there wouldn't be long binges and accompanying frustration and heavy head. And small changes such as joining a new course and meeting new people also has positive effects for some time until I get used to that too. I am saying this from old memory as nothing like this has happened recently so I hope I am not wrong. I am not doing good either since a long time now. I feel that an overall good lifestyle gives strength to resist the urge Change is definitely a part of it. Not just big things like a new environment but little things too like a TV being on. I’ve also found that things that are important to me, like my bf being in the room, is also pretty distracting! |
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Post by aj on Jan 7, 2020 5:14:47 GMT
I sometimes experience some form of remission during less stressful periods of my life. For example, for about a year, I didn’t feel controlled by my daydreams at all until I started a stressful new job a few months ago that’s caused me to relapse.
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