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    the tide has turned.....

    Hello all you great folk,

    Just wanted to post some good news.

    For the last couple of weeks now ive actually begun to feel like my old self, the feel of DR/DP have seem to gone, I know how worrying these sensations can be but I sorted of said to myself a couple of weeks ago, well if i feel odd then i feel odd.....so waht....and you know when you say that and belive it they seem to go.........perhaps losing the fear is a good strategy. I truly think that it not the feeling of DP and DR that is the problem but what we associate with it, I use to think it was a sure sign of insanity, but its truly not, just the chemicals going mad!!! so when its there just let it be there and carry on as normal. its not the sensation but the thought you attach to that sensation that does the damage.

    even read an article today in the paper about serious menatl health problems, which normally send me in a blind panic and worry that i will get it but it hardly touched me at all. I just felt a little sad for the people involved.

    Anyway, enough of my rambling just wanted to let you all know that there is a light at the end of that tunnel, might be a bit of a long tunnel mind you!!! but just keep taking small steps towards it and before you know where you are youll be out in the sunlight again.

    Take care,

    Doddy

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    great news that your on the up.......keep it up

    fan x

    "dont wait for the light at the end of the tunnel..........stride down there and light the bl**dy thing yourself!

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    [Wow!] Doddy!! That's great news - keep up the good work!!

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    Hi Doddy

    From how you have been feeling that is great news and well done you. It is great to hear how people are getting on and these positive posts really help those that feel there is not much light in that tunnel.

    Well proud of how you are getting on.

    Take care.

    Love Sal xx


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    Glad you are doing so well Doddy. Well done.



    Karen



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    well done doddy!
    that is such great news. i love reading the success stories because it really makes me feel that i might feel like a "normal" person again one day.
    keep it up!
    henri x

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    Doddy,

    Great news, you are doing really well.
    Keep up the good work!


    Linda. x

    Being defeated is often a temporary condition. Giving up is what makes it permanent.

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    Hi Doddy

    That's great news, you have done so well mate, keep it up.

    Take care

    Elaine x

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    Hiya Doddy,

    Great news - keep it up

    Lucky

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    Hi Doddy
    That's brilliant, you have got to be feeling pretty proud of yourself and rightly so. Keep it going .
    Take care
    Tracy
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