I have been to two different doctors and they are stumped. I believe that is
why one of the doctor's told me it is just something I have to live with. I
will keep looking for a doctor that will actually take the time to help me
find out what is going on in my head. I was hoping to find someone that may
be experiencing the same symptoms I am having.
> I was wondering if anyone could shed some light about the symptoms I have
> been having. Out of the blue I will feel a little dizzy & all the sounds
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> a week or more or I can go a couple of weeks without anything happening. I'm
> told it's just a type of migraine and I will just have to live with it.
>I have been to two different doctors and they are stumped. I believe that is
>why one of the doctor's told me it is just something I have to live with. I
>will keep looking for a doctor that will actually take the time to help me
>find out what is going on in my head. I was hoping to find someone that may
>be experiencing the same symptoms I am having.
Sounds familiar. My first experience was when I was maybe seven years
old - that time I stood dumfounded until I actually did pass out.
Since then I've never completely lost consciousness, though some times
that requires lowering my head to increase blood pressure to the
brain.
My experience is that my vision pixellates away to a plain dark gray,
starting in the far periphery and slowly closing in toward central
vision. Sort of like the shrinking "HBO" logo at the end of many of
their programs... I've learned to have a bit of control over how
quickly it happens and how far it progresses, though telling someone
how to do that would be about as easy as telling them how to control
an orgasm.
I've had these experiences for fifty years now, and can't tell that
they've hurt anything. No MD has ever admitted to recognizing them.
The only recognition I've found was from psychics, who say it means
you are "leaving your body". You might want to explore the "OOBE"
literature, since you seem to have verified that the MDs don't see a
physical problem.
Loren
spammer - 06 May 2007 18:56 GMT
> I've had these experiences for fifty years now, and can't tell that
> they've hurt anything. No MD has ever admitted to recognizing them.
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>
> Loren
The only thing anyone gets from a psychic is that "money leaving your
wallet" experience.
Loren Amelang - 07 May 2007 20:04 GMT
>> I've had these experiences for fifty years now, and can't tell that
>> they've hurt anything. No MD has ever admitted to recognizing them.
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>The only thing anyone gets from a psychic is that "money leaving your
>wallet" experience.
I'll grant that is almost universally true, especially if your search
began in the yellow pages or the back of a newspaper. But there are a
few people who have experiences that science has so far proven unable
or at least unwilling to understand. And a very few of those become
skilled enough at controlling and manipulating those experiences to
help others learn to understand and control their own.
I was lucky enough to have one of those recommended to me many years
ago, and learned to control my "gray-out" experiences rather than fear
them. There's a chance the original poster might benefit from seeking
out someone who specializes in "out-of-body" issues. Usual warnings to
beware of charlatans, of course!
Loren
spammer - 07 May 2007 20:12 GMT
> I was lucky enough to have one of those recommended to me many years
> ago, and learned to control my "gray-out" experiences rather than fear
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>
> Loren
That credit goes to you. The power of the individual human mind.
diannaj36 - 24 May 2007 11:22 GMT
Thank you - it's nice to know I'm not going crazy and other people have
actually had the same experience. I did run acoss a doctor & he did what he
called a "cold lazer treatment" I didn't feel a thing and I thought he was
more crazy than I felt, but after the treatment I did not experience any gray-
outs for 2 weeks. It's not cured but it's a start
>>> I've had these experiences for fifty years now, and can't tell that
>>> they've hurt anything. No MD has ever admitted to recognizing them.
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>Loren