@Barbara45426641 Yeh I’m just gonna bead it, no way I can do 5-10% every month when the liquid only has a shelf life of 1 month. I’ll be running out 2 weeks that’s $160 for every taper which may take a few years that’s insane.
The reason I don’t post way more videos of my suffering is that it traumatises me. I post happy photos instead anything to take away what all of this has stolen from me.
Eight years ago I began studying. Life with my two sons was wonderful. I wonder what we’d be now if I hadn’t gotten sick.
very #severeME#pwME#mecfs#MEawarenesshour
Akathisia vs PSSD
Akathisia is inherently more dangerous than PSSD, particularly when it is severe.
The main reasons are:
Acute suicide risk: Severe akathisia can cause overwhelming internal agitation, desperation and impulsivity, potentially increasing the risk of self-harm.
Extreme insomnia: Akathisia can severely disrupt sleep, sometimes leading to dangerous physical and psychological deterioration.
Loss of behavioural control: Extreme restlessness and distress can make it difficult to remain safe or function normally.
Medical urgency: Severe akathisia may require urgent assessment and treatment.
PSSD is generally less immediately physically dangerous. It can cause profound sexual dysfunction, emotional numbness, anhedonia and psychological suffering, including suicidal thoughts, but it does not typically produce the same acute motor agitation.
The important distinction is that akathisia can create an immediate safety crisis, while PSSD more commonly presents a risk of prolonged disability and psychological distress. The evidence linking akathisia specifically to suicidal behaviour is mixed, but clinicians are advised to assess that risk.
🖤#RIP 🖤
Schon wieder eine schockierende Todesnachricht.☠️
Die Patientin starb in der Klinik, sie litt an schwerem
#MECFS#POTS#MCAS#EDS u. #Gastroparese.
Aufgrund ihrer Erkrankungen konnte sie nicht genügend essen u. war untergewichtig.
WARUM konnte ihr niemand helfen? 💔
When covid infects you, it invades and repurposes cells, disrupts your immune system, and can infiltrate your blood stream and lymph system and reach cells in every part of your body.
From there it's just a question of what does more cumulative damage:
The virus
or your body's panicked response to it.
And that damage is cumulative with every new infection.