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- Mayte
- Date posted
- 3y ago
https://youtu.be/JJx8eBl1nX4 Go to 37 minutes in. They talk about dpdr on tonights livestream and jenna says a great analogy. She says that for dpdr its like being in a car, with broken brakes goinf 80 mph. And to slow it down, with ocd we keep trying to hit the brakes (obsessions and compulsions) but keep accidentally hitting the gas, so the only way to get out of this state is to take both feel off the pedals and just let it happen
Love this ⭐️
I don’t know but I’ve been dealing with it on and off for weeks now but I also came off my SSRI. I didn’t experience it until I was put on my med. but it does go from severe to feeling calm and knowing the feeling is still lingering but it’s not dangerous and it’s not going to hurt anyone so but I personally do get these moments where it hits me super hard and I don’t feel real and nothing does either.
Back again. You can have DR and feel calm. It's the worrying about the sensations that causes anxiety.
If you have more links please let me know! :'D I wanna know more of what to do and what not to do! :'D
@Mayte I'm still learning myself; however, here's a useful article on DP/DR: https://www.dpmanual.com/articles/how-do-i-feel-real-again/
@Austin1121 A big part of dpdr recovery is to stop trying to learn more
What do you do to help bring yourself out of derealization or depersonalization?
Is anyone else experiencing derealisation ? If yes how long? What do you do to face it?
Can someone tell me if you can get used to depersonalization/derealization? I don't remember what normal feels like so I doubt Ill ever feel like that again.
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