Kyle, you are so on the money. If someone could just tell me take this and this and this and things will be fixed in x amount of months this whole situation would be so much less psychologically taxing. Give me the goal, a linear path, and the execution method with timeframe and I would be thrilled. Alas, I guess I just need to be grateful that I have an opportunity to get better, to take medicines, and that they seem to work even if they light me up. There is no linear path but usually it is full of improvisation, but at least that means that if one thing doesn't work there are usually many other methods that can be tried. There isn't only one way to beat these things.
Anyhow, I hope you are hanging in there. I am taking 3 days off from meds and finally getting an easing of the herxing. I've decided I'm going to try a pulse schedule to manage the herxing, something like 4 days on 3 days off and see how that goes. Wish I could sprint to the finish line but that just isn't possible. The anxiety, pain, body discomfort/whole body feeling on edge, insomnia, lack of concentration, and inability to focus are just torturous, and even with pulsing I'm sure it will still be a challenge but hopefully more moderate and manageable.
I was hoping I could just bite the bullet, keep pedal to metal, and push thru till I turn the corner, but I will end up burning myself out if I keep it up nonstop. It's infuriating and upsetting to not be able to push things as fast as I wish, but I can't let myself mentally break down by pushing things too hard.
Keep hanging in there, sending thoughts and prayers to you and everyone else who is struggling thru these diseases.
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