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Thanks for the answers.

I am just curious if anyone has actually improved, or gotten over the dream like feeling? I'm almost 6 months into this, and I feel like it has improved very little.
Hi. I'm 7 months in and still experience that to some level but not as bad as it once was. I found acupuncture of the neck gave me my first noticeable relief from this. Things aren't clear yet but it made a notable difference.
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