BramTyBram
Active member
I had a 244 day non stop calves and feet twitchin streak come to an end on Thursday this past week. I didn't post about it earlier cause i didn't want to jinx it. You can see from my past post that i am very similiar to everyone here and this stuff used to drive me to the brink of insanity. I have twitched everywhere possible and i have looked for any information to try and stop it. I finally started listening to the docs and i quit searching for answers and started just going back to all the things i loved and really just said i will do anything i can and ignore everything else. This was a couple of months ago and i can tell you that nothing changed immediately but i noticed the sensory issues and achy tired feeling started to get less and less. About a month ago i started noticing that the twitching was still there but i didnt feel it anymore. Because my doc said a long time ago that i should cut out caffeine and carbonated soda i decided to try that being i had some progress on the twitching front. On thursday it was 22 days without any caffeine or pop, (i still have beer though and won't quit that) At lunch time i was sitting in a meeting and i looked at my calves to see if they were firing off and i saw nothing. I got home 6 hours later and still nothing, i stared for a long time(longer that a normal person should) and still nothing. Long story short it lasted till today. The calves are back firing, very mild compared to normal, i have a pinky toe that is a little twitchy and tingly today as well and the great part is, its no big deal. I have never facebooked or twittered but i have posted hear and read many post for my own support and really appreciate what this site offers. In my opinion this probably as good as it gets for me and this BFS stuff and i couldn't be happier, having a couple of days of nothing and learning to deal with all the other days is what it took to move on. I know some have this worse than others but mine was pretty miserable as well so i hope all can take solice in knowing it can stop(even if its only a short time). Happy Holidays to everyone.