01-11-2020, 01:42 PM
Greetings All,
Have 2 appointments coming up. 01/30/2020 for a liver biopsy and my neurologist wants a "fresh" Cat Scan on 02/04/2020.
Since the original "neurological event" took place back in 2009. Doctor's could not determine if mild stroke or nervous
breakdown so they called it a "neurological event". Since then I get a Cat Scan on a regular basis and all have been good
and I have not had any more seizures since 2010.
A lot of what you are saying Chinchillin777 is really hitting home with the "dissociative state". According to people I have
interacted with but do not remember to them I appear physically more or less “normal”, and even respond to auditory cues properly,
being able to state your name, address, etc.
In my original post I stated that
"Just Recently I had an incident where I just felt things were getting to be to much and I placed my head into my hands and started
to cry and the next thing I remember I was coming to disoriented and in my car parked in a gas station. Had no idea where I was.
I pulled up my GPS on my phone and had driven 256 miles 2 states over with no memory of it at all.
I have had a few other issue with lost time and memory but none that even compare to me driving 256 miles one way with no memory.
Just a few hours here and there and I was chalking that up to getting old.
Always seems to happen when I get really stressed or get bad news.
I have seen both Psychiatrist and Psychologist and my Psychologist seems to think that when I get overwhelmed with a serious issue
he mentioned almost word for word what you mentioned Chinchillin777 "too much sensory overload" and my mind just takes over. My psychiatrist telling me that my subconscious is trying to escape all the bad things going on and just blocks the memories out and evidently sends me on a road trip. LoL. Who Knows..
Right now I am just going to try and remain as calm as possible get through these tests and see what they show.
Thanks Again All for the feedback
Peace
Fury
Have 2 appointments coming up. 01/30/2020 for a liver biopsy and my neurologist wants a "fresh" Cat Scan on 02/04/2020.
Since the original "neurological event" took place back in 2009. Doctor's could not determine if mild stroke or nervous
breakdown so they called it a "neurological event". Since then I get a Cat Scan on a regular basis and all have been good
and I have not had any more seizures since 2010.
A lot of what you are saying Chinchillin777 is really hitting home with the "dissociative state". According to people I have
interacted with but do not remember to them I appear physically more or less “normal”, and even respond to auditory cues properly,
being able to state your name, address, etc.
In my original post I stated that
"Just Recently I had an incident where I just felt things were getting to be to much and I placed my head into my hands and started
to cry and the next thing I remember I was coming to disoriented and in my car parked in a gas station. Had no idea where I was.
I pulled up my GPS on my phone and had driven 256 miles 2 states over with no memory of it at all.
I have had a few other issue with lost time and memory but none that even compare to me driving 256 miles one way with no memory.
Just a few hours here and there and I was chalking that up to getting old.
Always seems to happen when I get really stressed or get bad news.
I have seen both Psychiatrist and Psychologist and my Psychologist seems to think that when I get overwhelmed with a serious issue
he mentioned almost word for word what you mentioned Chinchillin777 "too much sensory overload" and my mind just takes over. My psychiatrist telling me that my subconscious is trying to escape all the bad things going on and just blocks the memories out and evidently sends me on a road trip. LoL. Who Knows..
Right now I am just going to try and remain as calm as possible get through these tests and see what they show.
Thanks Again All for the feedback
Peace
Fury
"Another Day In This Carnival Of Souls"