...will your nervous system get derailed, the same way it does when you have a big jump down? (I'm talking like "pit of despair" and terror.)
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#5
Posted 17 June 2015 - 02:03 PM
Ramona
You know when to slow down when symptoms become difficult to manage. All the symptoms will diminish in time, but the amount of suffering you encounter relates to the timeline (and therefore the dosage) you established when you begin.
If you get symptoms that are tolerable, that's fine-- it's when the symptoms interfere to the point where it's a problem that you have to slow down. Everybody is different. Symptoms are a problem, for example, when you can't sleep, are experiencing rage, are impacting members of your family, are a hazard to yourself or others, are experiencing unmanageable anxiety etc.
What if it doesn't pass? I don't know.
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#7
Posted 17 June 2015 - 02:16 PM
Ramona
That's unknown. If they worsen some but are manageable that's one thing, but if they become debilitating you will have to slow down some and wait. It can take several days or more to register a change.
There's a lot of trial-and-error in this exercise.
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