Top 5 Things That Have Helped Me Heal - PPPD & Vestibular Migraine

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

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  • @r4tgl
    @r4tgl 3 года назад +6

    I am also healing from vestibular issues, also had vision and vestibular rehab, and also am vitamin d deficient and anemic. It definitely has been a struggle the past couple years, the first year especially and very isolating and lonely when as you said, even those closest can't understand. I am very grateful to be about 70 percent better and I can honestly say, this has changed me as a person I am fearful of a relapse but a much more humble go with the flow type now because I do realize without our health we have nothing. Thank you for your videos!

    • @newlifesparrow
      @newlifesparrow  3 года назад +2

      You sound exactly like me and I’d say I’m about 70% better as well! And don’t fear going backwards... just live life as best as you can and I agree being thankful is huge ❤️

    • @jessicaamber6623
      @jessicaamber6623 2 года назад

      How are you feeling these days?

    • @michellevelasquez440
      @michellevelasquez440 Год назад

      @MaeganMemories hi how are you? im dealing w this too:(

  • @dianebliquez4852
    @dianebliquez4852 3 года назад +2

    This made my cry with hope. I am a mom of a type 1 diabetic daughter with celiac. She believes God helped her discover that her brain fog are these migraines so we are hopeful that she can get the proper help now. She will talk to Dr..I am asking God to help me stay positive with everything..she finishes her Bachelors degree this year and she needs help with this so she can focus, etc. God bless you and will share this video with my family!!

    • @rubyharrop1467
      @rubyharrop1467 3 года назад

      Great video ! Thanks
      Can you please list the supplements your specialist recommend when you have a chance.
      Thanks again

    • @newlifesparrow
      @newlifesparrow  3 года назад

      CoQ10 300 mg, Magnesium 500mg, Vit. D 5000 units, B2 400mg :)

  • @scottyhorey9128
    @scottyhorey9128 2 года назад

    Thank you for your words. I know how you feel. I can feel your incredible strength. Much love to you, and keep up your great attitude!

  • @Emi-xd2or
    @Emi-xd2or 3 года назад +2

    Hello in 2021

    • @newlifesparrow
      @newlifesparrow  3 года назад

      I am thank you!!! Was a little rough there for a while though but yes praising God I feel so much better! I’ll always keep praying for you until this is gone 😃

  • @roshanwright3436
    @roshanwright3436 3 года назад +3

    Faith with hope is my #1 so far, reading Dr Behs book

  • @Megan_Jennifer
    @Megan_Jennifer 3 года назад +2

    I’m going down the neuroplasticity route!! It’s really working for me. It’s hard work though 😂

  • @judithwhitelaw2684
    @judithwhitelaw2684 2 года назад

    Great video thank you . How are you feeling now?

  • @Des-cx5vn
    @Des-cx5vn 3 года назад +2

    Can you link the supplements you take? Do you still take vitamin E the week of your period? I bought magnesium glycinate from a health store, but my anxiety is so bad I am even afraid to take it. Because my symptoms are so bad, I worry things will somehow make it worse. 😭

    • @newlifesparrow
      @newlifesparrow  3 года назад +3

      I completely understand!! I was afraid to take supplements as well but I found out I had nothing to worry about. I started incorporating one at a time and now I take close to 10 a day and it’s helping 😊
      CoQ10
      Magnesium
      Vit. B, C, D
      Iron (because I’m deficient)
      Probiotic
      Adrenal Support
      I tried the Vit. E but did not continue with that one.

    • @Des-cx5vn
      @Des-cx5vn 3 года назад

      @@newlifesparrow thank you so much for your reply. The wait list here to see a neurologist is 2 years! So it's nice to get support from lovely women like yourself while I wait to sort this out ❤

  • @roshanwright3436
    @roshanwright3436 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing xo

  • @elizabetha5281
    @elizabetha5281 3 года назад +2

    Sorry just a qq are you still on the nortryptyline and if not, how did it work for you?

    • @newlifesparrow
      @newlifesparrow  3 года назад

      I wasn't able to tolerate it so no I am no longer taking it. I've heard it works great for others though :)

  • @janiceince6221
    @janiceince6221 3 года назад

    Your so lucky the prisms worked for you.. I can't tolerate them I've tried...

  • @dariam4246
    @dariam4246 3 года назад +1

    Thank you! I am just starting DNRS program and I have a hard time to do the steps for one hour a day. Do you really need to be very strict with this technique? How it worked for you?

    • @newlifesparrow
      @newlifesparrow  3 года назад

      I totally understand! Yes I had a hard time getting the hour a day in as well but still thankful I learned what I did. I do believe you have to be strict with it. Even though I wasn't strict it still helped me catch my thoughts more and became more aware of what I was saying and doing in general.

    • @vee9133
      @vee9133 3 года назад

      What is the DNRS program?

    • @dariam4246
      @dariam4246 3 года назад +1

      @@vee9133 DNRS is a drug free, self directed neuroplasticity based program, helps restore normal limbic function in patients suffering from mysterious symptoms, like multiple chemical sensitivities, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, ...

    • @vee9133
      @vee9133 3 года назад

      @@dariam4246 is there a website or something you can direct me to learn more? I have been suffering from VM dizziness for 21 months. Waiting to get back into vestibular therapy and upper cervical chiropractic care.

    • @dariam4246
      @dariam4246 3 года назад +1

      @@vee9133Just google and type: DNRS, also, you can watch RUclips channels about it.

  • @לינוינסים-ל4פ
    @לינוינסים-ל4פ 3 года назад

    Hi I have a question I have this for year and I also have depression.. is that true if I a have depression the healing is longer??
    Because I do whatever I can.. I’m even working and studying.. and I don’t have panic attacks anymore..

  • @shandymonte
    @shandymonte Год назад

    How long did you do dnrs for? Did it help with PPPD???

    • @Rose-gc8og
      @Rose-gc8og Год назад

      Hi. May I ask are you recovered?

  • @marioavila9021
    @marioavila9021 3 года назад +1

    Anyone have bilateral vestibular weakness

  • @taniag3481
    @taniag3481 3 года назад

    In order to have vestibular migraine you need to have attacks/episodes but it seems i just have persistent dizziness, rocking, light sensitivity and, occasional headaches.

    • @taniag3481
      @taniag3481 3 года назад

      Do you have clear migraine events?

    • @BibbidiBobbidiByyyye
      @BibbidiBobbidiByyyye 3 года назад +1

      I would recommend talking to your doctor/neuro about PPPD, and look into it yourself. I am going through Rehab for the same thing, as well as v. Migraine. It doesn't have to be an either/or diagnosis either. It could be some of both. I hope you are having success finding results and treatments that work.

  • @jessicaamber6623
    @jessicaamber6623 2 года назад +1

    How are you feeling these days?