Encouragement

[[mi...]]

Hi,

 

I just want to share this with all of you.

 

I have lots of physical withdrawal symptoms.

Pins and needles in my feet and legs, numbness and hurting muscles.

Sometimes it feels like someone is under my skin and pulling at my veins.

 

I didn't believe this could all be withdrawal so i have now done the following.

 

1. Taken a brain, neck and backscan to search for tumors

 

2. Lots of blood tests

 

Everything came out negative (nothing wrong)

 

I just want to share that if you experience this it is MOST LIKELY all withdrawal symptoms.

 

If you feel some of this symptoms and think they are unbearable.

Do tests to find out it is nothing dangerous.

 

It helps being able to cope with the symptoms afterwards.

Yes - They are still tough but you can now focus on the right things.

 

Good luck

 

Mike

[[Ca...]]

Thanks Mike...

If only the Drs had suggested W/D way back when, instead of so much imaging...!!

But yes, its good to rule some stuff out too, for pom.

 

[[be...]]

You got that right, Mike!

[[ch...]]

That's good news does that mean u dont have MS I know you where very worried about white spots on your brain?

[[be...]]

Yes what about them?

[[mi...]]

Sorry. I didn't see your question beefier now.

 

I had a few white spots, but they are normal for my age.

 

No MS.

 

At least I now know that what I am feeling is withdrawal.

 

They are hard, but at least not dangerous.

 

Thank you for asking.

 

I hope you have settled down in your new home.

 

I hope we all will survive four years with the Twitter phantom. 

[[be...]]

Sorry. I didn't see your question beefier now.

 

I had a few white spots, but they are normal for my age.

 

No MS.

 

At least I now know that what I am feeling is withdrawal.

 

They are hard, but at least not dangerous.

 

Thank you for asking.

 

I hope you have settled down in your new home.

 

I hope we all will survive four years with the Twitter phantom. 

 

heh heh. :laugh: I think I add to those and am probably on the NSA's radar. >