Post Acute Withdrawal and the BIG MYTH about Successful Recovery 🤯

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Post Acute Withdrawal and the BIG MYTH about Successful Recovery🤯 For more Fostering Resilience educational videos, meditations and recovery resources by Dr KJ Foster 👉 subscribe to my channel HERE: bit.ly/3Kev3Tw
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@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

For more Fostering Resilience educational videos, meditations and recovery resources by Dr KJ Foster 👉 subscribe to my channel HERE: bit.ly/3Kev3Tw Subscribing to this channel is free, but you may want to gain access to the daily resilience training videos and other exclusive members-only videos. To Join this Channel and gain access to exclusive member videos and perks: ru-vid.com/show-UCjkkcF-sqjKARImaQ02E3JAjoin

@BMill88 День назад

This video is GOLD!❤❤❤

@larrybrown9410 Год назад

Even after four years I still struggle at times. The metaphoric bandage is off , but there’s still a few bandaids . I’m getting stronger ,but I have to be consistent in my healing and aware of life’s challenges and accept them. “ Non attachment, non resistance,and non judgment is the key to inner peace”

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

Hi Larry! I think everyone struggles at times, no matter how many years you have 🥰 And yes, you are getting stronger and will continue to do so by following the principles you mentioned 👍 Hope to see you simetime soon 💜🙌🙏

@sweetivyopi Год назад

Love Love your 20 year #messages, thanks....Looking forward to more of the Fosters in Paris France

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

So glad you've been enjoying them. And yes, much more to come!!

@freerider7064 5 месяцев назад

Thank you I see things much more clearly now. Thought I was going nutso.

@DRKJFOSTER 5 месяцев назад

I'm glad you found it helpful!

@reginastone7223 Год назад

God work 🙏🏽

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

Yes 🙏

@ruthie2222 9 месяцев назад

Including pharmaceutical as prescribed drugs!

@DRKJFOSTER 9 месяцев назад

Yes, true.

@MattMendians Год назад

I have my wife’s oldest son 32 living in my house for over 3 months. Rental home burned to ground and thank God he survived! Problem, I went to treatment in beginning of July and I didn’t know he was staying till moving to new place. 3 months later and he is my family drinking buddy, wife says he is more important and why are you drinking? We are going to counseling this week. Any thoughts? Thanks!

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

Hi Matt. Sorry to hear you are drinking again, but not surprised based on what you are describing. It's very hard to stay sober in an environment where others are drinking. I think counseling is a good start, but perhaps you should consider some additional outpatient treatment to give you more support?

@MattMendians Год назад

@@DRKJFOSTER Thanks so much for responding! I will keep all that in mind. Thanks again.

@chantananim6729 Год назад

I don't know which paws am i went through right now. Been tapering valium and alcohol at the same time 😔 wish me luck🙏

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

Wishing you much good luck, Chantana. Please 💜 I hope your taper is being supervised by an MD 🙏

@alicerepooc4475 Год назад

Hi Chantana it sounds more like you are in the acute withdrawal phase rather than PAWS. As Dr. Foster said, hopefully this is being medically supervised and congratulations for choosing to be healthy and happy.

@chantananim6729 Год назад

@@alicerepooc4475 thank you so much🙏 been sober for 2 months now and my valium is 3mg from 15mg, i hope i van make it❤

@ruthie2222 9 месяцев назад

@@chantananim6729I hope you made it! xx

@leroygreen1877 Год назад

Even after 3.5 years I'm still having some issues. Not so much with relapse, the health side effects of PAWS. You can go for months with no issues then one day you feel like you quit all over again. 24 years of heavy weed smoking I shouldn't expect full recovery in 18 months. Only Jesus can heal all that damage I caused.

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

It definitely takes time, Leroy.

@cck19921 Год назад

I’m at month 5 after 10 years of daily abuse. Hope you’re a bit more where you want to be now. Good luck and power for our fight 💪🏼🙏

@leroygreen1877 Год назад

@@cck19921 It took a long time to get to a good place. People are not willing to put in the hard work to get to the place where they can say it was worth it, but it is. Don;t give up when times get tough because you will be tested.

@ps3tom1 7 месяцев назад

Can PAWS last longer than time of use ? I used synthetic weed HHCp for only 2 months.... now 7 months sober and still having PAWS symptoms..

@DRKJFOSTER 7 месяцев назад

Yes, sure. It depends on so many factors.

@orlandonone1307 3 месяца назад

Lifeaversion?

@kostaskrmns4720 Год назад

After 18 months I relapsed once ,do you think all the progress I did went for nothing (currently 20 months off) keep up the great work:)

@BigBadMF43 Год назад

Of course not. It just means you lost one day of progress

@XpRnz Год назад

@@BigBadMF43 For me it started all over again, more intense too the time after i relapsed once.. definitely a huge step backwards for me.

@BigBadMF43 Год назад

@@XpRnz Really? How long did it take for you to recover from that set back?

@XpRnz Год назад

@@BigBadMF43 I didn't, after another 4,5 months it got so bad i decided to get back on the sauce (amphetamines) and had the worst 2 years of my life. I'm beginning a new run in three weeks from now.. back to hell, the other hell. Trying to get through it this time.

@XpRnz Год назад

Mind you.. i was 11 months in at that time and it came back with a vengeance.

@garysimone4977 Год назад

Ok at leastxa yr to recover that start when took last dose i assume

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

Yes

@garysimone4977 Год назад

18 months of this hell REALLY !!???!!!??

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

Unfortunately, that is how long it can take for some people.

@garysimone4977 Год назад

I can't agree that it will take a year, it may and maybe not, NO ONE KNOWS , sadly no reshearch on thisI know people who recovered in few months, others longer NO ONE KNOWS Tto put a time frame as you did I ask, what study you take that 18 month come from, or how you did you come up with it. A RE ENT GOOGLE SEARCH and several articles do not support any specific number.

@DRKJFOSTER Год назад

Hi Gary, this is based on both my professional experience working with individuals with Substance Use Disorders. If you've reached the severe end of the diagnosis of SUD than it will take at least a year for the brain to heal from the impact, most likely longer. You may be referring to more mild cases of SUD. Happy New Year!

@garysimone4977 Год назад

@@DRKJFOSTER happy new year...May I ask what is your definition of severe SUD....My experience has shown me a wide range some from NO PAWS at all to others, yes at least a year , But What would you consider severe SUD ,

@Jason-qb8gw Год назад

I can’t stand paws; naltrexone helps for now…

@swedesspeedshop2518 Год назад

I love the saying minimizing stress as if that's in your control lol

@garysimone4977 Год назад

@Swede's Speed Shop lol. You are soooo right... also get sleep. ...no kiding would love to BE ABLE TO. SLEEP !!!

@unconditionalfreedom 10 месяцев назад

not true--it Does not take a longtime to stop anything you "want" to stop----it takes awareness and personal responsibility--not willpower

@DRKJFOSTER 10 месяцев назад

I dont think I imply you need willpower alone.

@unconditionalfreedom 10 месяцев назад

@@DRKJFOSTER well, it takes deprogramming the mind so willpower is not really part of it. No matter what we change I have found no matter what it is. And I've worked with addicts Etc. That's another story I've also had to change some bad habits in my own life. And it's all about desire. Once you see you're getting no benefit and you see the truth of the conditioning of your mind and how you let it happen the person let it happen, then the said person can make a plan and stop. Is no such thing as quitting it's stopping because you don't want to do something that has zero benefit