Female Depression Patient Treated by Brainsway Deep TMS Technology

[@PhoenixPhazing]

Dr. Shakir is my TMS doctor. I am LVING AGAIN. I am at session #19 and I'm seeing so many positive changes. The pain, I was in every day, is not there anymore. I have more energy, I can think much clearer and I can organize, plan and excecute the goals I make. I honestly feel twenty years younger at times now.

[@amandaj8028]

Tha'ts amazing,!!! That sounds so wonderful, I wish I could try this treatment but My Medi-cal insurance only covers Tms in places that are like 2 hours from my house.

[@williamreilly3172]

Nine months since your last comment.... How are you right now, today ? Any major changes in your life? How are you feeling, I am really concerned...

[@PhoenixPhazing]

@@williamreilly3172 You know, I am ready to have more TMS done. Things have settled back (slowly) to a depressed state. But nowhere near what I was like before the TMS. My case was severe & didn't allow me to break free from it. I still see good days, I experience less pain, better mental clarity...right now I have a hard time getting things done...like basic or important things_ I can do things, just have a harder time than I should getting things done & that was part of the depression I was in. After TMS, I experience more normal days than I did before the treatment. The brain is a peculiar thing & so is depression. No regrets with TMS.

[@williamreilly3172]

@@PhoenixPhazing Good for your, time heals all wounds...

[@ziepaz]

This was a life saver for me The darkness does not chase me like it did I get bummed but not like dark I’m ready to leave this planet depressed It works

[@galenloyd5406]

Kl pop

[@Cheri1003]

I think that it is a brakthrough treatment, but what is the long term results? I guess that with time the scientists will develop better and better treatments

[@Photosynthesislove]

I wish I was feeling better within 2-3 sessions. I'm still very depressed. It's been almost three weeks of sessions. I hope it works for me.

[@tiaoverton7625]

PhotosynthesisLove it wasn't until week 4 I noticed any changes at all. I was so discouraged I didn't notice anything until then. When noticing chances it came down to me being More stable and less suicidal thoughts. Then eventually back to being my normal self. Hoping I'll stay good for a long while & you will too.

[@friesart4516]

A Time For Courage is it working

[@friesart4516]

PhotosynthesisLove is it working? Please answer me

[@num1873]

PhotosynthesisLove anything now?

[@num1873]

Tia Overton how are you feeling now?

[@unixundertaker7615]

Clarissa Explains It All... excellent.

[@rodytalks3989]

I’m interested in the applications towards Tinnitus and Visual Static

[@annmcauliff4528]

I wonder if it’s in the clinical phase ? Cleared by the FDA on what platform . Also is it covered by most of any insurances ? And it probably affects the subconscious to what extent ?? Is it creating susceptibility on suggestions , keywords, or sounds , visuals , or tastes ?

[@romanherek2976]

I want it

[@mandymeche-scardino5107]

She seems...manic--to me. Is that just being in normal non depressed state or is this a potential side effect ?? ( at this point I would choose mania over depressed) Just curious.

[@amirkushnir2955]

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[@SpiritualSpace432]

+Mandy Meche-Scardino maybe thats how is just is... and I don't think that the TMS therapy would have a 'manic' side effect. from what I have read and clinical data, TMS therapy seems like a good option for treating depression alternatively. :)

[@kregg123]

Dont talk stupid!!! She is not Manic!!!

[@TheMyisa]

Some people do stop TMS because they recognize it caused hypomanic symptoms. I’ve done a targeted form of TMS for a few years. I get worse for a few weeks and then suddenly I have tons of energy but also get very anxious. So they had to start treating the area that’s responsible for dealing with anxiety. That helped create a balance. I can’t go 5 days a week or I get headaches and more severe symptoms. I go 3x a week for about 4-6 weeks and then 2x a week once I’m feeling better. That allows me treatment allotment of 36 sessions to stretch out. Unfortunately, around 5-6 weeks after treatments stop, I hit a wall and crash hard. It’s not approved for ongoing treatment. So I have to suffer until it’s been about 3 months since my last session. The dr diagnosis me with major depression, again, and we start over. It’s ridiculous that they don’t approve maintenance sessions like medications. Instead, I’m on this Roller coaster of feeling crappy for a few months, better for a few, back and forth. Meds don’t work so I have to take the few months at a time which is better than never. Back to the point, the TMS tech told me that they do have patients that go manic from the treatments, just as some people do on antidepressants. They end up stopping TMS or treating the mania.

[@amandaj8028]

Really Wish I could get this treatment, but my insurance doesn't cover it :(. People talk about how this treatment makes them feel back to their normal selves. But I have never really been happy so to be happy would be like becoming a new person! I hope I can get this treatment someday if my insurance covers it.

[@kid-joker6650]

Hey, im sorry for what's happening to you , how are you now?

[@NightFight164]

Will this help severe Tinnitus? I’m really eager to know this. I’m pretty desperate to find something that will help me dealing with this and I’m sure alot other people are too.

[@tiaoverton7625]

Hi there I was wondering if this has cured her depression fully. Thank you!

[@brainswaytreatment8643]

Hello, thank you for your comment. Depression is a medical condition, which may recur on some cases and it's hard to predict the future. Although, many patients treated with Brainsway Deep TMS have reached remission. For further information please visit: www.brainsway.com/us/patients-portal

[@friesart4516]

Brainsway Deep TMS where is this clinic please answer me

[@brainswaytreatment8643]

Hello, you can find Brainsway provider close to you by using this link: www.brainsway.com/us/patients-portal Hope this will be helpful!

[@כדורי-מ1מ]

WOW!

[@hammersandoval1011]

Totally stressed out from school 🧐🤒😴🤔

[@Zhak7]

placebo (?)

[@brainswaytreatment8643]

Dear Zhak, thank you for your comment. Brainsway's treatment is a clinically proven tool, tested in many trials, including a multi center double blinded, randomized, placebo (Sham) controlled trial. Therefore, it's efficacy over placebo is clear, proved, and statistically significant. For further information please visit: www.brainsway.com/us/patients-portal

[@williamreilly3172]

@@brainswaytreatment8643 We need more studies on LSD and mushrooms on how they affect the brain/ moods....

[@Maplelust]

thanks for invading my already heavily invaded algorithm.

[@andreafrench5617]

I feel the same way although I'm supposed to start tms n only spoke about the it never searched it's crazy how invasive our phones have become

[@Maplelust]

@@andreafrench5617 true that. way too invasive.

[@porkchopspapi5757]

Lol! Let me guess. It's got a bunch of magnets in it, arranged in a pyramid shape?

[@ranicalerp7765]

Sounds weird right? But this stuff is scientifically and medically backed. It's a huge step forward in new treatments and understanding how the brain heals and rewires itself.

[@williamreilly3172]

I know right,,,10grand a session?

[@williamreilly3172]

@@ranicalerp7765 LSD and mushrooms can help rewire and cure depression,,,I had suicidal thoughts all my life till I tried silly simons~

[@alvin101978]

RaNicAler ;P its not tho

[@basilpestooo]

William Reilly f was fgwrwfwgrgwfwff CD hqgwe

[@gabrielreynolds9173]

Is that an egg on her head

[@journey161]

Why is she over extending and twitching when she’s talking.. if that’s a side effect that’s not worth it

[@annmcauliff4528]

LuxeCie This could be behavioral due to meds already routine, or behavioral in nature . You can’t judge kiddo !!

[@tke2007]

Clarissa can we talk?

[@ronniegrimes6535]

Seeus

[@jameswolney]

We're from France...

[@joseflors8766]

I love god

[@trevwalker5972]

Seems placebo

[@williamreilly3172]

Works 50% of the time...

[@jpmcfluffies9451]

@@williamreilly3172 1/3rd have a 50% improvement in symptoms. 1/3rd are in remission and have no more symptoms, and 1/3rd are non-responders.

[@eduardocruz8526]

Eazy e

[@alvin101978]

Lol

[@anibalmarcos361]

Liar