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Been close to two months now and still doing quite well with LDN. I’ve tirated up from .25 mg to 1 mg and seem to be ok there for now. Looking to post a new video update soon about my experience with this and also my 9 day trip ❤️‍🩹

@@Littleone88888 hey there. Yes absolutely the panic and fight or flight was one of the worse symptoms. Some days I would have 5-10 panic attacks and some days they would never end. I was in a constant state of unreasonable panic. I also had/ very well could still have long covid ptsd. It was worse last year but it still hangs around a bit. I have done and still do a hell of a lot to work on it. It’s one of my main focuses now, to try and move past everything but always remember. Sorry you are struggling as well. Are you having a lot of panic attacks.

@@beatinglongcovid yes , the same here before covid i didnt have that, the doctor gave me this week antidepresive drugs and for panick atacks , she also told me they need time to make efect like 2 weeks or so ❤ but Just like you they are and were Bad i feel like i was going crazy

Thanks so much!! 2.5 years in now.

100% this it’s so true brother! It felt so great to be out and around and just living with all the other folks. Thanks for your kind comment! #wedorecover

Hey Matt! I’m so glad you had a great time at universal as well! It’s our happy place forsure. I asked myself the same question for two years and even doubted myself and my recovery up until the day we left… I got there and to my surprise I was just fine. I kept telling myself that LC has taken so much from me it was not going to take this as well!! I’m happy you were able to drive and make that trip to Savanna! I hope you have an amazing time❤️‍🩹 I took so many things to help me like loop ear plugs, neck fan and spray fan. I also disconnected from all social media about LC for the 9 days and it really helped! Happy to hear you are making great progress! Keep pushing my friend 🙏🏻

I believe it’s helping my brain fog. I’m up to my mg now!

@@beatinglongcovid and how long are u taking it? But your brain fog is almost gone right?

@@Littleone88888it’s been about a month now. I had a flare of fog before that after a bad flu. Seems it has really helped knock that away.

I hope you are getting some progressive success with your current regimen. I enjoy listening to your updates, the good and not so good. I hope you give an update when you can, best of luck.

@@azboldazalion1938 thank you very much!

@@jessemendoza2991 Hey Jesse. I’m doing surprisingly well for just doing 7 parks in 9 days 😀. Felt really good for most of the trip. Maybe off for one day but all other were good and we were doing 20k steps a day. Bit of post vacation depression but I’m ok. Looking forward to the next one!

​@beatinglongcovid That's great, I been feeling better myself, having some bad days. But mostly bad brain fog now.

Hi there. What did the test reveal for you. I’m my case they were studying fluvoxamine for brain inflammation and I ended up getting on a low dose of that. I also used natural things like turmeric and the anti inflammatory diet. Good showers, mediation, grounding, breath work, cold hats also helped with the brain pressure. I didn’t have blurry vision per se but I did have black floaters for the first 6 months.

Absolutely. Mine were very painful more like brain pressure. Felt like my brain was pushing out my skull. Also so much brain heat like it was on fire. I think for me it was related to brain inflammation from Covid. Confirmed from pet scan. The confusion and not feeling real is called dpdr and it’s awful. I’m so sorry you are dealing with this now as well. My thoughts and wishes for healing are with you ❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

@@beatinglongcovid thank you for answer Adam do you have POTS too?

@@Littleone88888 hey there. Of course. No pots for me luckily. My heart was very strange during the first year but not nearly as bad as so many other. For me my resting has gone up quite a bit from pre covid and I have a terrible HRV most of the time.

@@beatinglongcovid Adam i wish all Will go away i pray to God everyday i was so healty 4 Months ago

I’m sorry to hear that my friend. Many have coined that to be long vax. Same overlapping symptoms as LC. I would go far as to say they are one and the same. I hope you find some healing soon ❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

@@beatinglongcovid That's rather interesting. Days after getting the shot, I developed involuntary body movements and worsening pain. I've had 3 kidney transplants & suppressed immune system so I thought the vaccine would be beneficial. I am going to a major university hospital in a few days to see an infectious disease doctor. Hopefully I'll get some answers or direction

Thanks Aaron! Thank you for your kind words and taking the time to make me smile today. Also what a hard job bother. Thank you for what you do 🙏🏻

I use raw and organic honey as part of my acute COVID protocol. I definitely think it can be helpful!

100% 🔥

Hey there. So far so good. I have always said I’m about 90% better and have been searching for that last 10% for the last year or so. 2.5 years in now. I’m greatful for 90% but really would love to rid myself of this for good❤️‍🩹. I do find my symptoms flare upon getting a bad viral infection. And with 3 small ones it’s hard to really avoid 😩. Takes sometime but I always get back to the baseline 90%. I’m sorry you have been struggling with this as well for 18 months. What symptoms are you having left?

​@@beatinglongcovid dizziness and feeling heavy especially in the mornings. Neck stiffness. And a weird feeling that I can't explain that comes with blurry vision when I go to the public areas like shopping centers.

I’m sorry you have been struggling for so long as well. You are strong. Keep holding onto the hope and strength ❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

Thanks so much! I’ve been on for a couple weeks now. I will stick it out. At 1 mg now. Taking it slow. I’m interested in the ketotifen what does that help you with?

@@beatinglongcovid Ketotifen is also a compound medication like LDN. It helps with MCAS symptoms we have/ inflammation. I have it twice a day but built it up once a day at bedtime and saw results before going to twice a day. It typically can be prescribed for allergic reactions from hives, eczema etc. also. I’ve only been on the 4.5mg of LDN, I never built up but I’ve seen other build up like you are. I hope it helps you like it has with me!

@@brandigayle8775 thanks so much for the info Brandi! Really appreciate it! I will look more into this. It’s always good to have more tools in the toolbox to fight this battle. I’ll be doing some more research tonight on this one. Can I ask if you ever had any side effects from the LDN at 4.5 mg?

@@beatinglongcovid in all honesty, none that I can think of related to the LDN. I had about 25-30 or so symptoms probably from Covid itself 2021. Symptoms went away, new ones came. But the LDN overtime felt like it got rid of my pain especially noticeable when I’d first wake up it seems to be better when before that was when it was it’s worst, the beginning of the day. Sorry you’re going through this, I get it! It can be awful and that’s why I follow people on here to learn from others too! I’ve tried many things! If you happen to have a email or fb I want to send you my care plan I was given.

@@brandigayle8775 that would be amazing! Thank you so much! ❤️‍🩹. You can find me on Facebook Adam Langdon pic of me and my son on a slide 😀

Hey Eileen. Love to you as well. 4 years.. you are a true warrior ❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

Hey James! I’m sorry you’re struggling brother. Hang in there. Things started to get better for me in small doses from 6-12 months. I know he has such a great voice! Just discover his music like last month!

@@beatinglongcovid thank you for the encouraging words. I hope I get over this soon. I really do. Thanks for the vid also.

Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. You hit the nail on the head with your third sentence there. It really is 2 steps forward and one step back. I do still deal with this occasionally when I have a flare up. Recent one is from a nasty flu. Could have been COVID but don’t know. Some days really are amazing and others are not. We all just have to keep pushing. I’m sorry you’ve been at this for a year! I know it can be hard. Over the last year what are you finding is helping you the most?

@@beatinglongcovid Thank you so much for your response. I been taking D3/K2, probiotic, b12, and more recently monolaurin which seems to be helping. I quit smoking and drinking at the start of feeling this way and thought those were the culprit for how I was feeling. Although after a year of being clean I felt like it didn't change anything. I still don't smoke but have an occasional drink and it does seem to help a little too surprisingly

@@HMonk-hd1zr very interesting! I to found that at the beginning drinking would help but for me that could get out of hand very quickly as it would rid me of so many of my symptoms. Either that or just make me not “feel” them anymore. That lead me to the gaba glutamate theory and to Ativan. Which helped temporarily in the worst of it. Since been off that now for awhile but have it for when the panic gets terrible which is very rarely now. Look into the gaba and glutamate imbalance in long COVID. Do you have Reddit? I leaned so much from a couple of specific posts from one user on this. I could link it for you.

Also want to add I did not experience insomnia, anxiety or weird dreams. If anything it's been slightly more vivid dreams and less anxiety.

Hey Brynn! Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by and watch and share your experience. You really gave me hopeful with your review here. I’m on .25 because I also read to start slow. I had 1 mg pills and divided them into 4 capsules. I know that can be problematic to tho so my goal is to get up to that 1 mg pill and see. Been 1 week on the .25 now and really have even seen a bit of improvement in the fog. Excited to see where it can go from here 🙏🏻

haaahaaa sad butbtrue

Thanks Rick! I have read that a lot on Reddit about crazy nightmares and dreams. If my sleep suffers I will not continue it as I already have issues. Sorry you had issues with it! What dose were you on? I’m on .25 mg now. Cut my 1 mg down and wanted to try a really low dose at first.

Of course! I will keep you posted on this and hopefully make a video update soon about it.

Happy to hear you were able to get you hands on it! I dug mine out of my long Covid supplement box and got it through a long Covid online clinic before in 2022. So happy it did so much for you! I’m very hopeful. What dosage did you settle in on and how long did you wait before going up in doses?

I’m sorry to hear this!! Can you tell me more about what dosage you tried and for how long?

@@beatinglongcovid it's more dan a year so I have forgotten

@@samobog1 no problem. I’m sorry it didn’t help :( I hope you find some relief soon ❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

Thanks brother! I really do like this device. So convenient and user friendly. I hope you are doing well ❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

Hey Adam Thank You so much for Your Service! 🙏🏾👑 Can You lmk your fasting routine, and also if your tinnitus has resolved? Thank You Much!

@@coryrussum9286 of course. Tinnitus is gone now.

@@coryrussum9286 fasting is always 48 to 72 hours depending if I can stick it out.

Hey man. I can forsure go into more detail for you. How long have you been dealing with these strange symptoms. To answer your first question no. These platforms even RUclips delete comments with anything to do with this so may be best to reach out to me on Facebook. Or you can email me at adam.s.langdon@gmail.com. I will do my best to try and help and go into more detail.

Thank you for your kind words. I’m sorry to hear you are experiencing this as well. Please know you’re not alone. A vast many of us here were just normal folks before COVID did this to us. Please know you’re not alone! How long have you been dealing with this for?

try taking #1. N-Acetylcysteine (NAC), also take: #2. quercetin and zinc together. #3 vitamin C