Why People Get Depersonalization Disorder (Scariest Symptoms Explained) 

Just what I just thought! Such an insight, articulate explanation

Hang in there bud ! How yoy doing now?

@@williemonje02 I actually have been good for a month or so. Then I recently had a scare again. I feel so much better it’s not completely gone but I think i’m getting there. How about you? Are you currently struggling with it?

Yes very much so for about a year now! Think im on the upward trajectory tho! Glad to hear you're doing better

are u OK now?

@@luxlifestyle7915 a little better but not completely fine ,had to stop going to my therapist for some reason so that's been very hard

@@luxlifestyle7915 how are you doing?

@@harnaazkaur5599 2 din se thoda achha feel ho raha he

@@luxlifestyle7915 great going then!..dont lose hope

How you doin ?

brother please seek professional medical help ,they can really help you

DO NOT SEARCH the symptoms on the internet, its anxiety due to depression, fear of repeating the same sad cycle everyday, change your lifestyle and the anxiety and depression will go away, so will DP/DR

Yes! I feel like that and it’s really creepy. I feel like i’m living through those memories and it’s creepy. I feel like i’ll lose myself as if my younger self is disappearing but it’s not? And my loved ones look as if they strangers (i mean by saying that like as if i lost connection to them)

@@Iiivyyh Were you experiencing extreme anxiety before the onset?

@@loganjames960 not really

@@Iiivyyh Ic I hate these memories not even that they are bad memories or trauma or anything just random childhood memories that give me a dread feeling. Intense anxiety was definately a trigger for me exersize also took the edge off not 100% but better maybe that could help you also if you arent already.

i had this feeling , so hard to explain to a psychiatrist

hi omar! ive had DPDR since i was 13, im 21 now. i started microdosing LSD on and off for about a year, now, and it has helped me heal IMMENSELY, way more than the antidepressants i was prescribed. i also macrodosed at the beginning of this year, which was wonderful. it is not a miracle treatment--it was just the thing that facilitated healing the most easily for me; it unlocked a lot of the trauma i carried and helped me process my experiences and patterns. i highly recommend psychedelics, but it requires a great knowledge of self, some research to see if the treatment and possible effects resonates with you and what you're looking for, and the innate ability to trust that you will be okay. i would start with microdosing a really good day (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HUOX6LD9q0k.html), and james fadiman's talks on youtube. i read the psychedelic explorer's guide before i started microdosing and that was the most helpful piece of literature in my personal research. my experience with DPDR is that it is a coping mechanism for trauma, as you alluded to, so it grows as you go and your circumstances change. i hope this is helpful, and i'm interested in hearing your thoughts.

I have no experience with medication so am not sure. The key is to access the trauma through things like therapy and releasing/processing the emotions (feeling them). You may need to find someone who is specialised in processing trauma.

I experience the same, we really need to believe it's stress and all that. Very hard to believe isnt it.

@@omarseif5264 very very hard to believe, if I’m honest.

@@RachaelWatson I know, I still doubt it everyday as well. But if If I am truly honest to myself, I did endure LOTS of stress for years on end. I have done an EEG, an MRI. Everything nothing wrong structurally with my brain. And if you have the money do a extensive lyme testing. As lyme disease can give the same symptoms and cognitive decline. But in most cases 98% it's mental. Stress/Anxiety/ Hyperawareness etc. Really I have this since childhood.

@@omarseif5264 all my tests were negative except a weak positive for Lyme. I’ve had treatment for Lyme but hasn’t made it any better. I have a lot of trauma and years and years of high stress so I just dunno anymore.

@@RachaelWatson Hmm, Lyme is bitch in the ass. To treat, I can't say it's not due to Lyme. But you also have a lot of traumas and high stress, so you already answered your own question. Did you ever try any medication?

How are you feeling? I recommend watching the anxiety ninja it helped me recover 100%

have you processed you childhood memories? or you could be living the same way you've been living before you got DP/DR

Yess mee

@@Ogloonetime24 it's in a very weird way comforting to hear someone else feels the same way

@@harnaazkaur5599 if you ever feel alone is their any social media I can contact you on ? So you won’t feel alone ?

@@harnaazkaur5599 same 😭

yes, I had really bad intrusive thoughts and I’d constantly repeat that its not me talking or moving my hands. You’re not alone, Im recovering now. How are you?

Yes

I had multiple layers of mental health and other personal issues to work through. Each were contributing in some way to DP/DR, so only once I was able to get rid of some of them did I start to see better results