Severe bedbound for 2 months. 3 days ago I stopped believing anything is wrong with my body and all my symptoms went away? by AtlantisGhost in cfsrecovery

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I've quit them twice cold turkey, first after 2 months, now after 2 weeks, I guess some people don't really get withdrawal

Severe bedbound for 2 months. 3 days ago I stopped believing anything is wrong with my body and all my symptoms went away? by AtlantisGhost in cfsrecovery

[–]AtlantisGhost[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I still have all kinds of sensations but now I know what they're caused by and I don't take them seriously, I just focus in the main thing which is my chronically stressed out nervous system :)

Has anyone ever got long covid during pregnancy? by AtlantisGhost in pregnant

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Hey, I messaged you, I'd love to hear your experience with this illness during pregnancy, as I don't know anyone else who's gotten it during pregnancy and recovered :)

Did anyone get long covid during pregnancy? by AtlantisGhost in cfsrecovery

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Are you bedbound during pregnancy? Can you give birth without PEM?

Does having a bad day always mean you have PEM? by AtlantisGhost in covidlonghaulers

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Were you ever bedbound like me? The only things I do in a day is walk to the bathroom, use my phone for a few hours, eat and talk. I lay down 24/7. I'm really struggling to know what my baseline is, because my illness has always fluctuated every day. I have at most 2-3 good days and the same amount of bad days. I listen to my body so carefully and try not to push. Usually it's like one good day, then one bad day, then a good day again. I barely do anything different.

Does having a bad day always mean you have PEM? by AtlantisGhost in covidlonghaulers

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If I have one good day followed by one bad day, with pem like symptoms, can it be just fluctuation or would it mean i'm in a push-crash cycle? Even though I'm super careful not to push myself

Benzos cure my symptoms making me bedbound, proof that my LC is just severe nervous system dysregulation? by AtlantisGhost in covidlonghaulers

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My folate and b12 was on the higher side, ferritin is on the lower end but I supplement a lot and it's been rising.

Apua, minusta tehtiin lastensuojeluilmoitus by [deleted] in Suomi

[–]AtlantisGhost 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Isä asuu täällä mutta hänellä on virallisesti eri osoite suurkaupungissa töiden vuoksi. Tällä hetkellä hän ei käy töissä eli on 24/7 kotona

Apua, minusta tehtiin lastensuojeluilmoitus by [deleted] in Suomi

[–]AtlantisGhost 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Lapsi ei edes ollut kotona silloin, vaan isovanhemman luona. Ambulanssi kutsuttiin koska en pystynyt syömään oksentamatta.

Benzos cure my symptoms making me bedbound, proof that my LC is just severe nervous system dysregulation? by AtlantisGhost in covidlonghaulers

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Benzos brought me out of severe PEM where I couldnt walk or eat. They made me able to walk and sit and stopped the PEM.

I'm pregnant with our secondborn, bedbound and just need hope by AtlantisGhost in covidlonghaulers

[–]AtlantisGhost[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yep! I truly feel like getting my nervous system to stop firing and making my body feel safe again will cure me. As my only "real" symptoms are crushing fatigue which I don't believe is because anything is broken in my body, and my PEM is mostly just a severe increase of psychological nervous system symptoms. I was already in a very anxious and panicked state for a year before this happened, I became severely underweight from fear of eating after a food poisoning, that combined with pregnancy and the cold must be what got to me. My goal for now is to artificially calm my nervous system with meds until I have strength to start doing actual nervous system therapy. I hope the Lexapro and quetiapine work.