SonicstormFluffytail
New member
The forums seem quiet recently.
Maybe it is because may of the questions and points people bring up, have often been brought up before. After a few months I have noticed duplication of topics.
Anyway the other day I was thinking that maybe I had BFS for a while and just didn't noticed it. And maybe this was the same with you.
Why? Because the body tunes out many of its functions.
I never paid attention to the pins and needles feeling on the tips of my fingers until some people on this board said they have it (I have this).
I never realized that sometimes my legs feel like vibrators are attached to them until some people on this board pointed this out.
I knew I had twitches in my left leg, but didn't really noticed my right leg until I was discussing with a chiropractor and he showed me: your other leg twitches too.
I never noticed that I also sometimes twitch in the thigh and the glutes areas until I started to pay attention to this.
Actually until I herniated my disk in my back and had numbness in my ankle and foot, I never paid that much attention to my body!
For all I know I have had BFS for years, but was to busy with other things to notice. I mean really how often does a person stare at their calves looking for twitching?
The real reason (in my opinion) that so many people in the medical field have BFS is I think they are aware of their bodies. Where most people who don't spend their days working on the body just don't think about it.
Now on one hand I think it is good I am now more in tune with my body. Because if something is wrong I should go see a doctor. In the past I think I was more likely to ignore it. To bully my way through it.
On the other hand. Sometimes ignorance is bliss!
-43RichyThe43rd
Maybe it is because may of the questions and points people bring up, have often been brought up before. After a few months I have noticed duplication of topics.
Anyway the other day I was thinking that maybe I had BFS for a while and just didn't noticed it. And maybe this was the same with you.
Why? Because the body tunes out many of its functions.
I never paid attention to the pins and needles feeling on the tips of my fingers until some people on this board said they have it (I have this).
I never realized that sometimes my legs feel like vibrators are attached to them until some people on this board pointed this out.
I knew I had twitches in my left leg, but didn't really noticed my right leg until I was discussing with a chiropractor and he showed me: your other leg twitches too.
I never noticed that I also sometimes twitch in the thigh and the glutes areas until I started to pay attention to this.
Actually until I herniated my disk in my back and had numbness in my ankle and foot, I never paid that much attention to my body!
For all I know I have had BFS for years, but was to busy with other things to notice. I mean really how often does a person stare at their calves looking for twitching?
The real reason (in my opinion) that so many people in the medical field have BFS is I think they are aware of their bodies. Where most people who don't spend their days working on the body just don't think about it.
Now on one hand I think it is good I am now more in tune with my body. Because if something is wrong I should go see a doctor. In the past I think I was more likely to ignore it. To bully my way through it.
On the other hand. Sometimes ignorance is bliss!
-43RichyThe43rd