FND and Highly Sensitive Personality Type

[shali_queen]

How many people have highly sensitive personality type and have FND?

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Hello this is totally distracting me in good way don't worry , as trying to fine argost receipt and seen your comment.

As on good day like to ask what do you mean? by highly sensitive personality types

with the fnd diagnosis.

Do you mean, by sensitivity someone who has adhd or asds or some similar and processing disorders with the fnd…

is this correct. sorry had to ask.

[shali_queen in reply to Hidden]

Sensory sensitivity. Check it out. Elaine Aron talks about it. Your biologically more receptive and more emotional than other people - like brain is more alert. I’m asking because I identify myself as that and I feel like there’s connection to my FND with that. So I was curious other people with FND have this too?

[shali_queen in reply to shali_queen]

hsperson.com/ here’s the link to it.

[Hidden in reply to shali_queen]

Hi checked out link sent, personally have no clue if hypersentive ignited by FND

But I'm hpersentive person as have ADHD ASD.

But like to say, I have good nature try do hard fight FND

Even.with hypersentivity

Live day day good day grey day

Spend in, as trigger to sendory especially shop lights weird it strong smells.

Can trigger, more now. I tend wear glasses but odd dummies in winter when I need them. And I've got injection and medication to help and very great full for all support

Go nurologist physio, just knowing they there for you.

Gp positive about learning more about FND disorder, which I found this really positive and I was really great full

But I would like to say,

Even FND I can honestly say, thank God it not made me different, person in nature, or personality.

Truth is link sent, stuck in meaning to actually answer questions. if be honest but got there.

Did you score high as well xxx be nice to her how your dealing with FND how was your caused xx

[shali_queen in reply to Hidden]

I think I got it from a car accident I had. It’s not that bad compared to other accidents except I felt like I was going to die, which was considered as an extreme emotion by other people. I know I’m more alert than others. I can’t drink coffee I get too stimulated, I feel so guilty of other people, and I’m always told I take things too personally and well of course that’s why I identify with the hypersensitivity personality thing. Anyways, after 6 months I got my FND. I don’t think I was able to handle the incident even though I came out without a scratch. And since it’s said to be a biological thing for survival I think I may have over stimulated that reaction in the car accident thus got FND. I’m not sure if what I’m thinking is even logical, but at least it makes more sense why things bother me more and why I feel even more sensitive with this condition. And I feel it’s a better way of going about it to help me than how some doctors have treated me. That’s why I wanted to ask everyone if they think there is a connection. And I scored really high to answer your question as well.

[Hidden in reply to shali_queen]

If you don't mind my opions hypersentivity usually from ASD which autism

Your sensory and score high on test

So why not find out if have any processing disorders.

That make you overly react to simple triggers

And an anxiety

Just my opinion as high sences through words, I read.

And passed qualification autism challenging behaviour before FND hit me.

Xxx you seem very intelligent aswell I bet you see thing differently slight thing can you absorb visual and spot imperfections very easierly

What was like as child, hyper over stimulated bored easierly distract

Need to ask questions knowledge. Do mic well other children.

Any traits of

Fixtation obsessiveness behaviours OCD

linkings ect ...

Fascination certain topic that it becomes an obsession.

Did ever struggle depression young age or anxiety

XXX

As trying to help, the hypersentivity could be linked if coming from undignosed processing disorders

Xxx

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[shali_queen in reply to Hidden]

I do get bored easily. My attention span is on the weaker side apparently but not as bad as for ADD or relevant things I have been told through a test. And I do get a lot of anxiety, which I have been working on. And I think too much and catch things quickly. I have often be complimented for being observant. I hate being watched. Sometimes when I’m one the phone I have a heard time hearing when when there’s noise around and it doesn’t even have to be that loud. My ears also hurt when I’m near loud music or something. Things like that etc.

[shali_queen in reply to shali_queen]

For sure I wanted to say when I didn’t like something I stayed away and avoided things too.

[shali_queen in reply to shali_queen]

Oh and sometimes I like doing things in a fixed order. Especially when it comes to education. Bothers me when realistically should do another task over the other.

[Hidden in reply to shali_queen]

Hi what test have you had find to check for the possible related hypersentivity linking to undignosed ADHD ADD or ASD

[shali_queen in reply to Hidden]

I’ve seen a neuropsychologist. He did several. I’d have to check again but it included something with attention span and divided attention. I have to check my report although I don’t know where I put it at this moment. But I could still go see and get a second opinion though.

[Hidden in reply to shali_queen]

First point of call is gp explain all explained to me , hypersentivity activeness bored everything

and they send you, to see phychotrist

That specialises in these disorders

They are lots support and help

XXX I wish you good luck think positive let me know how got on

Your ear hurt, find hard drown out back round noise,

sensersentivity to bright lights strong smells ect struggle going out

As this so trigger for migraines and sensory disorders xxx

[Hidden in reply to shali_queen]

Hello sorry hot to go, it's your decision, I'm just giving you my option what herd you write, good luck XXX let me know what outcome is x

[Mic67]

Yes but I wasn't always like this. I've worked in full on jobs all over the world and with very complex and challenging client groups but over the years, various work burn outs, frontline jobs, stress and just living has shot my nervous system to bits. I now struggle with certain noises, aggression, bright lights, strong smells, stress and now these physical neurological symptoms. I think living near nature would be the answer, my body and soul craves it.

[shali_queen in reply to Mic67]

Maybe the higher sensitivity affects you more than other people would. I don’t know I just think that the higher sensitivity kind of connects with FND. Just my speculation. Don’t know what you think on the matter.

[Mic67 in reply to shali_queen]

I agree. In my case, I'm not sure what is the chicken or the egg if you know what I mean. I also have hormonal stuff going on which is also linked. I don't even know where to start with that one. Haha.

[Hidden in reply to Mic67]

Hello sorry, just wanted to comment have ever thought about living by sea or break.by sea.

Very calming and therapeutic just suggestion.

I find freedom, piece in open space watch dog run its beauty full serenity.

Every good day love to see the sea.

XX

[shali_queen in reply to Hidden]

Oh I live away from the city too surrounding a bunch of fields. and I personally love the open space too.

[pickleweed]

Yes, that's me.

[shali_queen in reply to pickleweed]

I was thinking that I think it makes you more susceptible to FND because your nervous system is naturally very active.

[shali_queen in reply to shali_queen]

I don’t know if you agree with me. But for me, I truly do feel like that’s what happened

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Shali queen,

you hit hammer on head chick.when ask that question about sensertive personalities

Fact

I bet there a lot?