Hands Shaking Violently - Help?

InvisibleItches

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Hey Guys,Doing better..but the past 4 or 5 days, and as I type this, my hands and arms are SHAKING VIOLENTLY. I'm FREAKING OUT. Especially my FINGERS. If I tap one finger, the other jumps. I don't know what to do. I'm really scared. If I text on my phone, it is a disaster. I'm here at work and can't hold a single piece of paper still.........is this ***? Or anything SINISTER? I've read that these kind of hyperreactions are extremely bad sign :( :oops:
 
I'm scared because it is hard to hold my hand still, or even hold a pencil without it shaking out of control...and it seems logical to me that the next progression would be me UNABLE to hold anything at all :crying:
 
oh Ryan...You are in fears. For 2.5 years. After a car incident which might more or less endanger your very life and existence (who knows really if rear back strike is so innocent!). Obviously your body decided it WAS DANGEROUS. And feared people always have shaking hands, wobby legs etc. If you suddenly approach to somebody in the darkness and say BOOOOOO! - the poor victim might even had urinary inconsistence due to rapid release of stress hormones, and would be shaking for hours maybe. About the same goes now with you - but for days, not hours, and I hope, without bladder symptomes (do not blame me if you became induced, it could happen easily in your conditions!).go on, boy, why you do not attend free clinic? it is still a month ahead of you for your insurance, would you like to attend the paid doc crawling?Sorry if I am sounding a bit brisk... But I see that you are ruining yourself, and this is a kind of behavioural ruining, very nasty... ALS really substituted in your mind the well prominent list of facts, namely that you:- had physical traumas well associated with onset of twithches - you suffer personal issues, and were used to conseal your sufferings- ALS is very rare- you are far too young for getting it - your symptomes do not match it - you are over 20 month in neurological symptomes wich is also far too long for ALS onset. looks like you do not see anything else but only I AM DOOMED carved everywhere...and you just choose a name of ALS for that doom :(You know, having obsessive fears is like having diabetes. Usually person is born alerady with chances to get diabetes (or obsessive fears too - for example HMS people like me have 16 times higher occurences of depression and phobies compared to general population. 16 BLOODY TIMES!!!! - just due to small mistake in some gene responsible for making enough collagene in our bodies!) and after onset it would be diabetic till the death. Same is for fears. Getting their onset means you highly probaly would suffer with GAD or GAD-like condition for the rest of your life. it is a disease too and well ruining. but with diabetes, you might choose either daily insulin shots or any new treatments to control it - or you might choose neglectance, and get obesity, diabetic neuropathies, blindness, heart attack, diabetic foot etc etc.etc. Same is true for obsessive fears.For some unknown for me and probably very personal reasons you seem to choose neglectance of your real condition in favor of percieved one.Think of it please.I know people who choose to stay with fears. it was their personal choice. But... the quality of life with this choice is miserable, really, and so called secondary values that such choice brings into the rest of their lives are so... so... in other words, what I know personally is that when somebody choses to control fears and goes this way, he or she usually starts to recieve the same values (love, attention, sympathy, even money, name whatever makes life good and valuable) as a primary, not as secondary.
 
No tremors in ALS. Honestly, PUT THAT DISEASE OUT OF YOUR MIND. Sorry to yell but really, you just need to give yourself a good shaking. I did this to myself and it has made all the difference. I accepted that 'what would be, would be' and a weight was lifted from my shoulders.I have had the shaking. And it actually wasn't just BFS for me, it was actually all that anxiety and stress that I had built up inside that had created a huge amount of tension in my neck and back and my muscles were basically as hard as rocks and I gave myself a pinched nerve in neck. All from fear. This caused me to shake like a little leaf and have action and postural tremors too. So I've been there. You need to go get a trigger point massage. Actually go get more than one because one will only do part of the job and you'll probably need more than one to relieve the crazy amount of tension that you've worked yourself into. My postural and action tremors are all gone now and it feels great, it really does. I know how scary they can be. And go back to a neuro, it sounds like you need it. At least get the clinical evaluation for peace of mind and you'll realize that you have no clinical weakness and no other signs. You're making yourself sick, my friend, and you need to put a stop to this.
 
Hi RyanBFS is like a circus... with weird evil clowns in it going out of the curtains one after another with the same old tricks - if you ever read Ray Bradbury's scary stories you know what I mean ;) Until you a) manage anxiety and b) internalize the idea of its benign however sometimes very boring nature, the program in your own show would be always new and scary for you :).Do not worry, look for LisaLM. I think she had seen all that shows and knows every trick. You would be OK too.
 

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