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+Michael Woestenburg I would be so grateful if you would share anything that you've found. I am a researcher and have directed almost all my energies to this cause - finding solutions and insights and sharing them. I am working on discovering the physiological cause of PNES, since we are very aware of the emotional/psychological causes. There are 2 parts to recovery; 1 is very much in our own hands, which is the emotional healing and learning and practicing new ways of responding to stressors. We must create new and healthy pathways in our brain's processing. The other is on the medical side. I believe there is a reason some are pre-disposed to PNES and other have more typical anxiety responses. Until this is no longer a mystery I will keep seeking understanding.

yup..in a big way for ourselves to function. thank you for allowing me to find you.

+Michael Woestenburg I agree! and forgiving others and ourselves is imperative to letting go. Then find the patterns that we repeat in our lives, seek out our part in that and commit to doing it differently. Freedom from the past is great, and freedom from the future is able when we change how we do. If we want different results we have got to do things differently. I am so grateful for the humility I have learned, it's helped me to see through different eyes. I am able to engage with people now, and when their human-ness shoes, I don't take it personally. Long time practice - lifetime results!