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06-18-2011, 06:06 PM | #1 | ||
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Hey everyone,
I posted in here about 3 months ago when I was 3 months into my PCS. My symptoms were: "-I feel out of it almost all the time, like I'm not really experiencing things fully. -Occasional anxiety, it's worse on days I feel especially out of it. -About once or twice a month I'll have trouble falling asleep -I get very fatigued and sleepy at different periods of the day, but usually if I rest a bit or eat something I can get over it in about an hour or so. -Uncomfortable sensitiveness sometimes. It's hard to explain, sometimes if something is touching me but it's not in my line of sight, it will start to bother me until I look at or touch it. " Well, it's been another three months, and I've definitely seen an improvement. Lately, I feel a lot back to normal. I feel like I'm experiencing life as I have before and enjoying every minute of it. I do have those days where I feel a bit worse than others, but it doesn't take much to improve my mood. If I could have some advice that helped people jump over that "final hurdle", it would be much appreciated. I feel like I'm almost recovered but can't quite break through! I used to feel like I wouldn't ever get better and that I was stuck like this, DON'T THINK THAT WAY! Things do improve! Try to think healthy and postive thoughts! Eat healthy and try to exercise, it helped to improve me! Thanks everyone! |
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