GamerSociety1509
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Hi all 
No I am not dying. Lately I've been twitching a lot due to a lack of sleep and messing up my diet a bit and I remembered you all and wanted to post.For the newer guys who have never read the stuff I post, go look through my history, from my first post to my 9 month visit to Dr Reddel - The symptoms I was feeling during the 9 months were consistent tightness, cramps, constant twitching especially in my feet (24/7 like worms wriggling beneath the skin) and my toes constantly pull down from the twitching.Since I saw Dr Reddel (I have not had an EMG by the way), I was happy to leave all the *beep* behind. Since then, the tightness seemed to dissapear, I've only had one cramp (yesterday) in my big toe and my twitching has gone down.The truth is, I don't really think the twitching changed much, my brain stopped using the broken algorithm of twitching = ALS. So twitching became background noise. It still happens, if I can be bothered getting a light to look at my feet they are going away like crazy all the time. I get the thumpers in different areas of my body. But it doesn't AFFECT me any more.For those in the fear phase, I know what you're going through, I know there isn't much I can say to help, but I know stories like mine help provide a small relief from the endless cycle of being highly sensitive to your body from fear and anxiety which is a vicious circle.I definitely twitch more than I used to before this started, I don't know why. But it doesn't affect me. Good luck all
No I am not dying. Lately I've been twitching a lot due to a lack of sleep and messing up my diet a bit and I remembered you all and wanted to post.For the newer guys who have never read the stuff I post, go look through my history, from my first post to my 9 month visit to Dr Reddel - The symptoms I was feeling during the 9 months were consistent tightness, cramps, constant twitching especially in my feet (24/7 like worms wriggling beneath the skin) and my toes constantly pull down from the twitching.Since I saw Dr Reddel (I have not had an EMG by the way), I was happy to leave all the *beep* behind. Since then, the tightness seemed to dissapear, I've only had one cramp (yesterday) in my big toe and my twitching has gone down.The truth is, I don't really think the twitching changed much, my brain stopped using the broken algorithm of twitching = ALS. So twitching became background noise. It still happens, if I can be bothered getting a light to look at my feet they are going away like crazy all the time. I get the thumpers in different areas of my body. But it doesn't AFFECT me any more.For those in the fear phase, I know what you're going through, I know there isn't much I can say to help, but I know stories like mine help provide a small relief from the endless cycle of being highly sensitive to your body from fear and anxiety which is a vicious circle.I definitely twitch more than I used to before this started, I don't know why. But it doesn't affect me. Good luck all