Haley's Depersonalization Recovery Story (2024)

[@Dpmanual]

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[@Boss-copenhagen]

Can you pregnant a girl if you have DPDR 😮

[@simseven4967]

One and a half year in this state and finally feel I am recovering for real

[@Dpmanual]

So glad to hear you're making progress! 😊

[@Thatshim44]

What have you done to recover ?

[@simseven4967]

One big thank is because your channel👍🏻✌🏻@@Dpmanual

[@simseven4967]

Stopped searching for symptoms over the internet, stopped drinking coffee, cycling 1 hour a day. Aschwaganda helps to get rid of intrusive toughts, thyamine and B12 which are crucial parts in my recovery, fish oil omega3 and saffron extract with L-tryptophan, every person is different , CBD weed kinda helps too for appetite and sleep. @@Thatshim44

[@Dpmanual]

@@simseven4967 Delighted to hear it! 😊

[@keekeemykidda5533]

These videos are so helpful just being able to listen to other people explain what you struggle to explain yourself its like we feel so alone and helpless but apart of us knows it does get easier we just cant make it happen faster which makes us more frustrated keep up the amazing work ❤

[@Dpmanual]

Thanks for your comment and I'm delighted that the videos have been so helpful 😊

[@Mellow4pf]

coming back to this because it appeard on my home page.... so my journey basically start after some zaza (ifykyk) i do smoked for like 2 years and enjoyed it but one time one bad joint made me fell in this state of DPDR that would constantly made me feel like im in a dream and nothing around me was really happening ,feeling like im not myself anymore + few physical symptoms like heart racing or ears peebing...these feelings would drive me crazy and made me think that i would never get out of this shitty hole... after a few months i could tell that im feeling better and these episodes of unreality just comes for like 5 mins and then go away as i STOP thinking about them and i know its really hard to do but the only reason why we are still feeling them its because we keep caring about them!!! these are some of the tips that i used to get out of it i just convinced my self that these feelings that i have are only in our minds and other people dont feel them i started to stop fiighting them and accept them and let them be i started living my life as nothing was really changed and slowly i stopped thinking about the feeling and thouths that were going thru my mind THIS HELPED ME A LOT AND COULD HELP YOU TOO,IF YOURE GOING THRU IT RIGHT NOW JUST CLOSE THIS VIDEO STOP THIKING ABOUT DPDR TAKE IT OUT OF YOUR MIND TALK ABOUT IT TO A REALLY CLOSE FAMILIAR DONT HIDE IT AND THEY WILL UNDERSTAND I THINK IM 90% HEALED NOW AND JUST NOT CARING ABOUT IT WILL SET ME FREE OF IT I WILL COME BACK WITH AN UPDATE

[@samuel.almeida.10]

Hey brother, im glad to read your story, how you doing now? 100%

[@Mellow4pf]

@@samuel.almeida.10 brother I’m glad to say that I’m %99.89 😉😉😉 I just get that feeling that last 2/3 seconds but I know it’s just something that I don’t have to take care of it it’s just something mental that my head is going thru the life is real and it’s beautiful

[@mr.nostaforta34]

Yo man I have some questions if you dont mind, 1. Do you still have the ‘vision’ problem, and can you think clearly now? 2. I am at the point of not having the panic/shock moments when addressing DR, or thinking about it, it is as if my mind just thinks ‘meh’ and I forget it and go on, did you have the same in your recovery? Can it be that it is part of the ‘recovery journey’? Thanks!

[@Mellow4pf]

@@mr.nostaforta34 im happy to say that everything it’s gone and I am living my live beautifully:) every problem that you have right now it’s just a mental thing that we keep reminding of it and we believe in it as it was a real thing but it’s just some mental shit that we want to get thru it as fast as we can because it’s not a great feeling… Once you just give up fighting these things they will disappear gradually…. So stop watching videos about it and look up on google how to get over it… Stop obsessing yourself about it and slowly your mind will forget about it ! That was an update for everyone that read my story and how I got over it Right now I feel like I’m 99.999999999% healed :)

[@tokyo4512]

I recently bought the manual and it’s very detailed and helpful. I am going to schedule a call in a little while so you can kinda help me through the manual. I am, better for sure because of the manual! But sometimes it is still hard. But I’m trying to stay patient and follow instructions, I only purchased it very recently and it’s already so very detailed and helpful. Like your there in real life.

[@Dpmanual]

Thanks for purchasing The DP Manual and I'm delighted to hear it's been so helpful! 😊 And I'm looking forward to having a coaching session with you! 😊

[@moonlight22014]

How are you doing?

[@nullachtfunfzehn280]

Thank you for that video! I have DPDR for 7 years now and I function, but suffer of course. The thing that I don't get is how to get out of the constant checking in on your self. It's so deeply integrated into me now that I feel like I don't even realize it that much, cause im also doing everything that I would normally do. Can someone share there techniques for that ? btw your manual helped me really understanding it better and gave me a lot of hope that it will go away one day!

[@shannon4769]

Guys the answers on how to recover is in this video. Continue on life like it’s normal & push yourself. No researching or looking at dpdr anymore. Accept it and focus on real life.

[@Dpmanual]

Thanks for your comment! 😊🙏 I discuss a similar topic here: www.dpmanual.com/articles/depersonalization-forums-why-you-must-avoid-them/

[@altanilcin958]

Recovery is possible, sometimes we call it dpdr even though you just feel bad. The memories seem distant to me now and I can't remember what I felt then. It's actually a good opportunity to improve our lives! Isn't that right , Connor ?

[@Dpmanual]

Yep, recovery is 100% possible 😊www.dpmanual.com/articles/back-to-normal-after-depersonalization/

[@arthurseto9484]

Hi, there! I'm currently in my recovery journey, but had a similiar experience a few weeks ago with Zoloft. Actually, my doctor told in advance that I would be EVEN MORE ANXIOUS than before for 2 weeks. It was hell. Couldn't sleep, couldn't eat, felt very "off". It was hard to to identify if it was the medication or the anxiety itself. It's been a little over a month since I developed DP/DR and started taking Zoloft, but already feeling so much better. More good days than bad. In a little while, I'll be 100%! Thanks for sharing!

[@Dpmanual]

Thanks for your comment Arthur, and that's very interesting that your experience was so similar! And I'm glad to hear you're doing better and on the road to recovery 😊

[@moonlight22014]

How are you now?

[@arthurseto9484]

@@moonlight22014 100% recovered! thanks for asking :) hope you are doing great!

[@grahamtech]

I feel like I don’t exist and I don’t recognize myself as well as it’s hard to do daily tasks like simply walking without panicking

[@Dpmanual]

Don’t worry Graham, feelings like that are super common with DPDR. I know they can be frustrating but they will fade away and stop as you recover 😊 www.dpmanual.com/about/do-i-have-depersonalization-disorder/ And if you would like to speak to a medical professional please don't hesitate to do so. I would recommend finding an anxiety specialist if possible as they will likely be more familiar with DPDR.

[@Zamoxi]

That's dpdr friend, nothing to fear about it. You are okay i promise. Its just a really high amount of cortisol and adrenaline entering your blood stream so it puts you in a hyper aware state of everything including yourself. Makes you question yourself and makes you think irrationally because that part of your brain only cares about keeping you safe. Think of the thoughts your having as false alarms from your nervous system to keep you hyper away. It does this because its scared to not be in this state because it thinks something bad is going to happen. You have to learn to redirect your thoughts to the present moment and get out of your head. you have to do this a bunch of times every single day until you are back to normal. You are safe though. Feeling uncomfortable isn't dangerous its just uncomfortable.

[@maridorisrivera8140]

@@Zamoxi I am going through this as well for me its a fear of talking and sometimes walking too

[@Zamoxi]

@@maridorisrivera8140 best way to overcome this is to walk and talk and go towards the fear. You will feel really tired but ultimately you start building a relationship with your brain that these things are not something to be scared of. Little at a time every day. Gotta have perseverance.

[@diartahazrolli9411]

I don’t know why is this feeling like i’m not alive or that my mind is totally empty and i’m not feeling my life . I feel so robotic , like i don’t even have a soul and i’m not me anymore . I feel like a dead person without a herat , memories, identity, soul etc .I feel so out of my body omg. I’m trying to don’t think about my symtoms all the time and i’m accepting all the weird feelings but i need your manual definitely 👍🏻

[@chin3141]

How do u feel?

[@marthasisco9678]

​@@chin3141how are you

[@jamdwhi]

I remember exactly when mine started. I was working nights in a hospital, and also started using kratom and alcohol very heavily to be able to sleep during the day. The mixture of these two things set it off in a very bad way. I had already started to notice symptoms, but chalked them up to poor sleep. But one morning after work, I took my kratom and started drinking my wine, and boom. All of the sudden, nothing made sense or seemed real at all. I looked around the room and looked at myself, and immediately felt like I didnt recognize any of it. I had no idea what anything was, who I was, what I was, what reality was. Everything was completely foreign and terrifying. I had nothing I could grasp onto that could ground me. My vision got very strange too. The tiny bit of my sane mind that was left thought for sure that I had a brain tumor. I somehow drove myself to the ER. Which was an awful experience. They did CAT scans and all kinds of tests and of course found nothing. They kept me on suicide watch, then sent me to a psych hospital. That was a dreadful experience. I checked myself out and have basically just been living with DPDR ever since. That was 10 years ago. Its a constant struggle. Life has lost all meaning. I feel like I have no sense of self or identity at all. It still feels like Im living in a dream state. Its depressing. But Ive just been trudging through life anyway. Im tired of trying to explain this to people and doctors. Nobody understands. So Ive just decided I have to just live with this fate.

[@burhannaveed1911]

You DONT have to live with this fate mate. I got DPDR after a bad weed experience 5 months ago but with the right resources and mindset have seen NOTICABLE recovery. Its all about your mindset. Just remember you CAN and WILL get out of DPDR but you need to take the right action to recover. DP manual is definitely a great start. I wish you the best brother!

[@El_Jefe47]

I only get it in the daytime and feel normal at night

[@Dpmanual]

Hi, thanks for your comment 😊 Remember that ultimately, DPDR is just a symptom of anxiety so when the symptoms vary, it's just your anxiety levels going up and down, and certain situations / environments can change them. I know it might seem difficult to believe but you actually have complete control over it 😊 Make sure to read through all the info and articles on my website, starting with this one: www.dpmanual.com/about/depersonalization-definition-what-is-it/

[@maridorisrivera8140]

I need some hope, i am 49 yrs old and i am dealing with this all the vidoes u ever watch about recoveey is all young people... I am feeling because I am older it wont be ao easy for me to reocver fron this

[@Dpmanual]

It doesn't matter what age you are, you can still recover 😊 Watch this interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXOagYKkYt1_eM0

[@julietteferrars3097]

You can still recover. Here is another recovery story on this channel about an older person: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXOagYKkYt1_eM0si=RD5EzjW-5AO7xes2

[@elkhalilmadani5889]

i'm 31 and i was convinced that my age will not allow me to recover before i started seeing some improvment. now i simply don't believe that age matters. my sister in is her 50's and she recovered from this in 4 months by simply going back to work and taking care of her children. don't loose hope hang in there.

[@maridorisrivera8140]

@@elkhalilmadani5889 it's just so hard sometime this has made me feel like I'm going crazy, I even stopped talking it has been so so bad for me and scary... Is there anyone I can message with that can help me and guide me ? I have no one really to help me

[@maridorisrivera8140]

@@elkhalilmadani5889 is there anyway we can text? I can use to guidance

[@mohammadayoubi6379]

I've had this condition for 14 months now. A lot of my symptoms have gotten better, but the world still looks dim and colorless. I got it from a bad trip on Edible. Have I changed my brain chemistry forever or I will go back to normal?

[@Dpmanual]

Don’t worry, visual symptoms like that are super common with DPDR and will fade away and stop as you recover 😊 www.dpmanual.com/articles/does-depersonalization-affect-vision/

[@Bosanska19Ljepotica]

DEAR SHAUN: I have DPDR since 15 Months , the symptoms of dpdr are much better(no feeling of unreality or something) BUT now i feel a lot more anxiety and brain dizziniess…… is this a recovery process?

[@Dpmanual]

Don't worry, it's very common for the symptoms to vary as your recovery continues 😊 Read this: www.dpmanual.com/articles/what-does-depersonalization-recovery-feel-like/ And if you would like to speak to a medical professional please don't hesitate to do so. I would recommend finding an anxiety specialist if possible as they will likely be more familiar with DPDR.

[@emilioandersson2054]

Hi there, I developed dpdr from a bad weed experience about a month ago on the 24th of December, I'm recovering right now, but I just wanted to ask if it's necessary to talk to a psychiatrist?

[@Dpmanual]

Hi Emilio -- Yes absolutely, if you would like to speak to a medical professional please don't hesitate to do so. I would recommend finding an anxiety specialist if possible as they will likely be more familiar with DPDR.

[@Amyn8bp]

It will go once the anxiety does watch more of these vids trust I had it for a year haven’t had to go to 1 doc cos they don’t know shit unless they have been through it like Sean may aswell be a specialist

[@teresaroberts4578]

Shaun please reply why is it not going away? Im not scared of it and i havent been scared of it for 3 or 4 month's but its still here i dont think i will ever recoverim just about to give up

[@carolinamuller1822]

I guess If you're still thinking you'll never recover, you are afraid of it. Let It Go. You will recover.

[@Dpmanual]

Thanks for your comment! 😊 So DPDR is an anxiety-based condition and (barring something like a major head injury) cannot exist without anxiety. Even though you may think you are completely calm, you are still feeling anxious. Maybe you're not anxious relative to having a full-blown panic attack, but your baseline level of anxiety has been raised, and so even though you may not realise it, what you consider to be calm now is not what 'calm' is to someone without an anxiety condition. Think of it like this: If you weren't feeling any anxiety, you wouldn't even be checking in to see if you felt DPDR. But don't worry -- all of the symptoms will fade away and stop completely as your recovery continues. 😊 Read this carefully: www.dpmanual.com/articles/depersonalization-without-anxiety/

[@teresaroberts4578]

@carolinamuller1822 how do I let go please help

[@carolinamuller1822]

@@teresaroberts4578 start by accepting how you feel right now. Those symptons, those thoughts, they are just how you look at the situation at the moment. Understand that that's all your reaction to anxiety. That's all that it is. It's very hard and I understand perfectly that you're struggling to get out of that habit of thinking, but when you start to let go, you'll see that it was all anxiety after all. If you realize you spent 5 minutes feeling ok and not thinking about It, it can happen more and more and eventually, it's gone. Take It easy, don't pressure yourself so much. It's just a weird phase in our lives

[@Bellan8845]

Glad someone else feel the same.. got like same question, but now i know also. Thanks so much❤️🙏🏽

[@ivanruncak327]

Please help. Hello guys, I am currently getting over DPDR, this morning i found out about it from this videos but everytime I open up this channel, it seems too good to be real, because it made me feel so good and relieved, it sometimes trigger response in me like its almost too good to be true, I think it would really help if any one just commented on this to know that I'm actually interacting with someone, I know it sounds silly, but these thoughts are 99% silly to most people. Hope everyone is doing good.

[@Dpmanual]

Hey Ivan, thanks for your comment 😊 I know DPDR can be scary but just remember that it’s a natural reaction to stress and anxiety, and people experience it all the time. The National Institute on Mental Illness estimates that up to 75% of people experience at least one depersonalization / derealization episode in their lives. It's part of your brain's natural defence mechanism and usually it only lasts a few seconds or minutes at a time. It's only when it's focused on as a separate problem (feeling like you're going crazy / in a dream etc) that it can turn into a feedback loop with the anxiety that caused it in the first place. But no matter what caused it or how long you've had it, you can always switch it off completely by stopping that anxious feedback loop. Make sure to carefully read through all the articles and info on my website at www.dpmanual.com and my book The Depersonalization Manual. And if you would like to speak to a medical professional please don't hesitate to do so. I would recommend finding an anxiety specialist if possible as they will likely be more familiar with DPDR 👍

[@ivanruncak327]

@@Dpmanual I'm very glad you've answered Shaun, what a great job you're doing man, it is surreal that only this morning I discovered your channel and informed myself about the condition itself. It doesn't even seems like a big deal from a scientific perspective, I think I only suffer from mild form, because I function pretty good and during less anxious moments of the day I get to feel relieved, hovewer the story is the same, bad weed experience. I already feel like I'm getting better, because I mistook for so many other conditions it only brought more anxiety upon me. Thanks again and for the work you're doing, you really are an angel to anyone with DPDR

[@Dpmanual]

@@ivanruncak327 No worries Ivan, I'm happy to help and very glad the channel has been so useful! 😊

[@samuel.almeida.10]

How's going today? Fully recovered?

[@ivanruncak327]

​@samuelrodrigues8120 I am! I'd say 99%, I still get some triggers occasionally but I can work with it and forget about it.

[@magura1196]

Hey shaun, Im currently 16 and its been a month or so since it started from a panic attack, your videos have helped me with the anxiety but Im still in too much fear and it just keeps getting triggered with this constant tought of passage of time, any idea on how to stop this thought?

[@Dpmanual]

Hey, thanks for your comment 😊 Firstly, please make sure that you’re speaking to your parents about what’s happening. It’s very important that they know what’s going on. Secondly, don’t worry, existential / intrusive thoughts like that (about time etc) are super common with DPDR. I know they can be frustrating and frightening but they are also temporary and harmless and will fade away and stop as your recovery continues 😊 www.dpmanual.com/articles/depersonalization-fears-and-anxious-thoughts/ Third, I know DPDR can be frightening but remember that it's just your body and brain's natural response to stress and anxiety. It's not permanent and it can't hurt you. You can and will recover. Make sure to read through all the info and articles on my website at www.dpmanual.com And if you would like to speak to a medical professional please don't hesitate to do so. I would recommend finding an anxiety specialist if possible as they will likely be more familiar with DPDR 👍

[@magura1196]

@@Dpmanual Thank you soo much! I have already spoken to my parents about it, they gave me some pills for anxiety and depression, but DP/DR kept going and it was even worse when I didn’t take the pills, although I must say it has gotten better overtime, first weeks were hell, but I know it will soon be gone since all I needed to do was to address the anxiety not the thoughts, Im also gonna check with my school physiologist and thank you again this has made my day!

[@Dpmanual]

@@magura1196 Happy to help 😊

[@rossathebesto]

@@magura1196do u have insta or snap?

[@N3znn]

But how do I recover I can’t purchase books or any sort of therapy

[@Ekaukleba]

why my vision is so strange? i am so scared because i thin my vision is lost. i only have this symptoms. everything looks like a films like. somethimes i dont know have i vision or no.

[@carolinamuller1822]

The existencial dread is the worst. I can get my head into thinking about anything Else since it happened. Thinking about we're all going tô die onde day, about my body and Spirit... I feel like I can't enjoy life anymore because of intrusive thoughts ALL the time

[@Dpmanual]

Don’t worry Carolina, existential / intrusive thoughts like that are super common with DPDR. I know they can be frustrating and frightening but they are also temporary and harmless and will fade away and stop as your recovery continues 😊 www.dpmanual.com/articles/depersonalization-fears-and-anxious-thoughts/

[@jenniferleviseedegraw507]

Does this get mailed to your house? Or is it just for downloading

[@Dpmanual]

Hey Jennifer! 😊 The DP Manual is currently digital only. Since it's an extensive video / ebook / audiobook recovery package, and due to the sheer amount of material involved I can't send out physical copies of the book as the postage fees would significantly increase the cost price. However, I do know that many of my customers have copied it onto a USB stick and then had it printed out and bound, which can be done cheaply in any good print shop 😊 www.dpmanual.com/purchase/

[@aksearningpoint5180]

What to do about the random thoughts nd feeling sleepy. And feeling lije going mad ? I m from India don't understand what to do ? Kindly help me sir .

[@Dpmanual]

Don’t worry, fears of going crazy are super common with DPDR. I know they can be frightening but they’re harmless and temporary and will fade away and stop as you recover 😊 Read this carefully: www.dpmanual.com/articles/depersonalization-three-reasons-youre-not-going-crazy-2/

[@felbaud]

Can I recover faster by using your program ? It take years or few months ? Thks

[@Dpmanual]

Read these carefully: www.dpmanual.com/about/depersonalization-faq/ www.dpmanual.com/articles/how-long-does-depersonalization-last/

[@melodygrace5426]

Im on sertaline i have been on it for like 10 years i was on 150mg gone up to 200mg and my eyes are blurry feel like im going blind constant depersonazlied. My dr told me to give it a few more weeks on the high dose but im conflicted

[@Dpmanual]

I'm not a medical professional so can't give you specific recommendations re medication. But please read this article, I think you'll find it useful: www.dpmanual.com/articles/can-medication-cure-depersonalization/

[@melodygrace5426]

@Dpmanual thank you. I can already feel the effects helping the anxitey my pills normally help with the dp

[@Dpmanual]

@@melodygrace5426 Happy to help 😊

[@melodygrace5426]

@Dpmanual I had a good day yesterday sort of. Managed to just deal with it but today I've woken up bad :(

[@vhc79onyt]

Hello again, i believe i mostly recovered, but i feel so loose in the morning. Is there a reason for this?

[@ivanruncak327]

Probably cortisol levels, they spike in the morning

[@vhc79onyt]

@ivanruncak327 Thank you 😊

[@jenniferleviseedegraw507]

My morning are rough. It feels like ground hog day. Then I have to lay there and process my thoughts and say. It’s all anxiety just anxiety

[@vhc79onyt]

@@ivanruncak327 🙏 Thanks

[@vhc79onyt]

@jenniferleviseedegraw507 I just remember a quote, "You have power over your mind -- not outside events. Realize this and you will find great strength" -- Markus Aurelius

[@danyunginn]

Do it Matter What Causes It Can take longer to recover or it doesn’t what causes it everybody still can recover the same way??

[@Dpmanual]

Don't worry, it doesn't matter what caused it, how long it’s lasted, or whether it’s been 24/7 or episodic, you can always switch DPDR off completely by stopping the anxiety that's causing it 😊 Read this carefully: www.dpmanual.com/articles/what-causes-depersonalization-disorder/

[@Biz63]

Have you or anybody you know that has dp told you that their anxiety creating and obsessing over thoughts like “this situation isn’t real” or “you’re making this up/hallucinating this thing or person/people”, "what you're experiencing is a delusion right now", or “you’re in psychosis” as a result of depersonalization? They are very frightening intrusive thoughts and I’m beginning to wonder if it’s even a symptom of dp at all. I feel like im going crazy.

[@Dpmanual]

Don’t worry, existential / intrusive thoughts like that are super common with DPDR. I know they can be frustrating and frightening but they are also temporary and harmless and will fade away and stop as your recovery continues 😊 www.dpmanual.com/articles/depersonalization-fears-and-anxious-thoughts/ And if you would like to speak to a medical professional please don't hesitate to do so. I would recommend finding an anxiety specialist if possible as they will likely be more familiar with DPDR.

[@Biz63]

@@Dpmanual it’s so frequent that it’s starting to scare me. Is it normal to be so frequent? I notice these thoughts more than the feeling of dp

[@Dpmanual]

@@Biz63 Yes, it's very common for the symptoms to feel like they're very persistent and constant

[@Biz63]

@@Dpmanual thank you for responding. I have one more question if you don't mind answering it. In the dp Manual it says to not talk about it at all. If i go to a therapist for it, would that be making it worse?

[@Dpmanual]

@@Biz63 If you would like to speak to a medical professional please don't hesitate to do so. I would recommend finding an anxiety specialist if possible as they will likely be more familiar with DPDR.

[@dylanteet7074]

Is it normal to feel confused about everything. The TV the couch the bed the walls in the room. Nothing seems to make sense to me. Peoples faces and the words coming out of their mouth? I’m pretty scared about this. I also have severe depression from this. It was triggered by a weed and benzo mixture I took for a panic attack and I had a terrible reaction from it that put me into psychosis for a month. I feel like I will never feel like myself again and the drugs hurt my brain.

[@fatmaabukar5020]

Hi. It is normal yes. I experienced this and thought id never go back to seeing how life was before. Id be confused about every single item in my life but just know it's the anxiety, now I just laugh ab it and have gone back to my normal self. if you need help let me know

[@jackw6660]

@@fatmaabukar5020 can I talk to you about it?

[@_.idealistqueen.]

Can you get sleep paralysis from this because ever since I got this my panic attack has sometimes triggered sleep paralysis

[@Dpmanual]

Read this, I think you'll find it useful: www.anxietycentre.com/faq/can-anxiety-cause-sleep-paralysis/ And if you would like to speak to a medical professional please don't hesitate to do so. I would recommend finding an anxiety specialist if possible as they will likely be more familiar with DPDR.

[@melao9242]

Same here 😂

[@marthasisco9678]

How are you

[@marthasisco9678]

​@@melao9242how are you

[@elkhalilmadani5889]

i'm so glad you made it. I have moments where i think i'm gonna get better and other moments where i feel that i have no hope at all and that i can't take this anymore.

[@elkhalilmadani5889]

@@Bosanska19Ljepotica 5 and half months.

[@Bosanska19Ljepotica]

@@elkhalilmadani5889 i wish you all the best, you can do it

[@Thatshim44]

When did u first find out you had dpdr?

[@teresaroberts4578]

​@elkhalilmadani5889 same for me too I have been dealing with it for 5 and a half months and I was doing so good and now I just wanna give up like i can't do this bro the feelings are starting to get worse again

[@elkhalilmadani5889]

@@teresaroberts4578 if i can give you one advice is to exercise and go out with friends and play video games that's what makes me feel better. Take a trip anywhere do things even if it's hard.

[@UriahWarner]

This condition is not fun been through the ringer with this

[@ME-jf7ho]

Did you have eye floaters? They seem to be lingering and taking a long time to disappear.

[@Dpmanual]

Don’t worry, visual symptoms like that are super common with DPDR and will fade away and stop as you recover 😊 www.dpmanual.com/articles/does-depersonalization-affect-vision/

[@melao9242]

Me also

[@ME-jf7ho]

@@melao9242 is it part of Depersonalization?

[@melao9242]

@@ME-jf7ho yes

[@ME-jf7ho]

@@melao9242 how can you make it go away?

[@konstadinop8012]

That's nice to hear but not for all sorry.. I have them 35 years non stop

[@Dpmanual]

Don't worry, it doesn't matter what caused it, how long it’s lasted, or whether it’s been 24/7 or episodic, you can always switch DPDR off completely by stopping the anxiety that's causing it 😊 Read this carefully: www.dpmanual.com/articles/how-long-does-depersonalization-last/

[@konstadinop8012]

@@Dpmanual to be honest it was once cured completely after anxiety was gone that's true. I will check thanx!

[@Dpmanual]

@@konstadinop8012 Happy to help 😊

[@AbelGiménezBorja]

Please subtitles in spanish please no speak englhish

[@Dpmanual]

You can auto-translate the English subtitles into Spanish 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/govdYWajrquojaM

[@drmowafy]

Puedes traducir automáticamente el video presionando el botón 'cc' y seleccionando la opción de traducción automática (español). Es bastante preciso.