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Holiday Sensory Overload: How do you manage?

Chronic Pain | Last Active: Dec 20, 2023 | Replies (57)
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@yellowdoggirl

ANS testing in a week or two. I think there will be nothing abnormal found as EMG tests showed that, but doesn't explain my experience of it. I am kind of giving up on finding anything since it seems not to matter anyway.
At least we aren't in Ukraine.

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Rachel, Volunteer Mentor | @rwinney | Mar 17, 2022

@yellowdoggirl I know it's frustrating. My only offering to you is the knowledge of Central Sensitization Syndrome, which we spoke of prior. It only matters to have understanding so that one can settle their mind, find acceptance, and a path forward of management. It's draining to keep searching and searching and I understand the feeling of giving up. Instead of giving up, for me, I prefer to think of it as finding acceptance and understanding that I have CSS and now know how to manage, to the best of my ability.

I wish you the best in finding your acceptance and positive path forward. Will you please keep me posted on your progress?

Touche! We are very lucky people to be free. 🙏🍀

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