@randy - I don't recall exactly when it actually happened but there has been a huge transition in my attitude/anxiety over the twitching since it started. Of course, I started with the immense fear/dread at the beginning thanks to dr. google. Then after a loooong time the fear faded once I fully understood the facts, which then led to indifference. I no longer reacted, at all really, when I'd get twitching. I knew it was there, but it was just a bodily function to me, like if i was sweating or something...it just became normal. Then at some point I started to think it was neat. I can't explain why, but one day I was sitting at my desk and my left bicep was twitching repeatedly(large twitch moving the better part of the muscle) and I stared at it for like 5 minutes straight. The finger twitches I especially think are cool b/c I can't even move my finger in that manner if I tried. I almost want to show a friend and make them think I"m doing it on purpose, like a cool party trick. It wasn't as if one day I decided "I am going to change my attitude 180 degrees and make it a point to embrace and love my twitching." It just sorta came about naturally, as strange as the twitching itself.