#Paralysis Treatment

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Considering Chimera

Lyn's Writing Event Day 4

May 4th : Week 1: Chimera   18+

In Chimera legend, “an illusion of the mind; especially an unrealized dream”

Characters: Dr Scott White x OC Jennifer Turner

Fandom: Richard Armitage – Sleepwalker

Warnings: disabled person, angst, paralysis, mind control, somatization, dream control, stalking.

Word count: 1.5k (part 1)

It started one day, Scott was crashing hard after work in the morning and sleeping so hard he woke up disoriented and sweaty. He didn’t normally lose his control over his own mind, but the women in his dreams was getting stronger. He used to just see flashes in his dreams, a blonde smiling, a touch of her hand on his arm, a fantastical story that his mind followed like a movie you couldn’t look away from. But each night, it was more and more, and he had no idea who this woman was. Her face was etched in his mind, and he could draw her if he had that talent.

Scott sat up in bed midday and wiped his face with his hand, slow, the stubble of his beard growing out and soft. He looked at his watch, “2 pm, ok. Well maybe I’ll go for a run or something”, he said to the room, chuckling, “I wonder if I have seen this woman out and I just never put two and two together,” he got up and started the shower, letting the heat of the water revive his sensations and wake up to the present moment. Scott dried off, and got dressed, putting on his running shoes and setting a playlist for a run. He left his apartment, and started jogging almost immediately, heading for the hills about a mile away. If he sweat enough, Scott thought, ‘Maybe I can sweat this woman out of my mind’.

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              You had seen him one day out on the trail and were enthralled by his height, build and endurance. You made a wish to yourself that you would find a way to get to him. But how, do you get someone you cannot meet to speak to you?  You were stuck in this wheelchair, watching the beautiful landscape outside. Wanting to be free, wanting to be healed, but knowing there was nothing you could do about your fate. Mark had made his claim to you with his attack, and you were a “saint” everyone said to pull through and heal as much as you had. But you were still paralyzed, and that isn’t something you can wake up from. So you chose to spend a lot of time, voraciously reading, and fantasizing, and writing and finding out how the mind can heal the body, and how the mind can maybe talk to other minds? It sounded crazy right? But maybe you were just clever and focused enough to do it. Maybe we really could create illusions and create worlds in other’s minds, just as easily as we could our own. Isn’t that what movies do for us, give us that stimuli of an accepted human experience?

              Jennifer put her journal down and sipped some water from her seating area. Her apartment overlooked the park, and she got to see all the runners’ jog by her several times a day. Today was a particularly breezy and warm Californian afternoon and her aid, Nancy had opened her windows so the spring breeze and blossom filled scent just filled her space with promise. Jenn missed running, she missed the feel of the wind on her skin, the sweat and high that came from pushing that extra half mile or so. She had made it through several marathons, but it only took one asshole one day to destroy her life.

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              Jennifer saw him again, huffing and puffing around the bend in the trail, sweat seeping through his t-shirt, his legs long as he took giant strides, his feet hitting the pavement in that rhythmic way. She closed her eyes and focused, smiling as she saw his face in her mind’s eye. Scott felt a tingle in his temple and shook it off, toppling over a hedge and crashing into a flower bed. A woman walking a dog, stopped to check on him, and Jennifer opened her eyes to see him collect himself off the ground embarrassed. He looked up towards Jennifer’s building and Jennifer scooted her seat closer to the window, looking down, “Please see me please see me,” She said out loud. Scott caught his breath and rubbed his sweaty brow with his even sweatier arm.  The sun was still cresting and mirroring the glass fronted building across from the park, but he still felt a sensation to look up. He squinted, and when a cloud came to block the sun a moment, he saw two flashing eyes looking down at him from the, “2, 3, 4, 5” Scott counted out loud, “5th floor,” he looked back down to the door manned building and crossed the street to it.

Jennifer’s eyes grew wide, “Oh shit!” she blurted. Nancy came in from the kitchen, “DO you need something, love?” Nancy’s Irish lilt always snapped Jennifer back from her revelry. Jennifer turned to her, “Hey, actually I may have a visitor soon, could you, um.. help me get back to living room?” Nancy smiled, “Of course, let’s get your chair”. Nancy went towards the wheelchair in the corner, and placed the lift assist board under Jennifer’s butt, carefully transferring her to the chair. Jennifer placed her arms around Nancy’s neck for help, Jennifer still had her upper body support, but her legs were now for show. Her team said, she may recover some more, over time, but she had to do her exercises. She had to follow through and want to heal, and until she met, well, until she saw her running man, she didn’t have a reason to.

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              Scott approached a burly looking man in a red uniformed suit at the building marked with a large metallic 724 above the overhang entranceway. The doorman was posted and smiled at him warmly. “Hello sir, how can I assist you?”  Scott paused, “Hey, I was wondering if I could see the woman on the 5th floor please?” The doorman looked at him, “Do you have a name, Sir?” Scott blew out a breath, “No, not exactly. Sorry” chuckles. “Well I can’t just let you in,” the doorman’s phone buzzed, “excuse me, a second,” Scott was wiping his face off again, with his short sleeve and whipping the sweat out of his hair, “Of course, sure”. The doorman returned, “She will see you now, its 514, Ms. Turner”. Scott blazed a smile again, “Thanks”, the doorman cleared his throat, “You might take care, she is a very sweet girl, and if I were you I would come back after you’ve cleaned yourself up”. Scott paused, looking at him seriously, then looking down at himself. Scott turned on his heel and left the building, “You know what, your right, thank you. What was your name?” “Burt, sir. Glad I could help”.  He nodded. Scott nodded back in respect and crossed the street again heading back for his apartment.

Jennifer was nervous, if she could pace she would, so instead she wore a hole in the floor with her eyes, and wrung her hands on a rag, like those dames used to do during the war. “Where is he, Burt would have let him up by now,” She called back down to Burt, “Burt? Did you send him up?” Burt cleared his throat, “Ms. Turner, I told him to come back more presentable, and he agreed”. Jennifer rolled her eyes, and tried to sound appreciative, “That’s very sweet of you, Burt, you didn’t have to do that. I just wanted to speak with him is all”.  Burt, paused, “Ms. Turner, I just want you to know that it is my job to maintain the safety of all the residents here”.

Jennifer cut in, “I know, but I don’t think he is a threat”.  “We do not know that yet Ms. Turner, I just think it doesn’t hurt to wait it out”. Jennifer sighed, “Well I certainly have time, don’t I, Burt”. Burt grimaced audibly, “I’m sorry Ms. Turner I did not mean anything by it, I’m sorry”. Jennifer’s heart smoothed, “Thank you Burt for looking after me, I appreciate it”. “Of course” Burt said and then hung up. Nancy looked at Jennifer inquisitive, “He’s not coming up then?” She shook her head, “That Burt is a good soul though, really looks after you” Jennifer shook her head, “He’s just a sweet old man, there’s nothing to worry about”. Nancy chuckled, “Well he doesn’t turn his head for me, fray and I talk him up an awful lot when I go out”. Jennifer giggled, “You have a thing for Burt, do you?” Nancy smiled, “Oh my yes, he’s so plump and sweet, I could eat him up, but I won’t” She giggled too. Nancy went back to her duties, and Jennifer rolled herself back to the window. She knew she wouldn’t see him, but now that he knew where she lived, it was only a matter of time before he came back to her.

(more to come… stay tuned)

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Several years ago I went through a period of time where my disability suddenly got worse and I started having full body paralysis. It began with sleep paralysis upon waking but was progressing to having episodes wherever I would be tired. It’s a documented phenomenon that can sometimes happen in people with my disability and MS has been considered several times because of it.

Inevitably, it became another thing the doctors weren’t able to help me with, so after doing my own “research” I found the person who invented PEMF technology while working with NASA (there are a lot of scammy PEMF-type products out there so I wanted to go to the source). He had continued the project over the years and invested over $150,000 of his own money into research and development for this machine that had such huge potential. We purchased one of his machines. It was a gamble but it payed off massively. At my worst, I was having complete paralysis several times a week. Those episodes stopped after a few weeks of using the machine. Several years passed and I started having paralysis episodes again. I used the machine for about a week and have never had an episode since.

The vet and chiropractor both suggested that I start using it on Mandana to try to help her back pain. I used it yesterday before & after her walk and she seemed to like it, so now I’m experimenting with ways for her to wear it for longer periods of time. Thus the funny video of her playing with a slice of apple while trying to figure out what was strapped to her back lol

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Understanding Paralysis: Debunking the Myths and Discovering Ayurvedic Remedies

Welcome to Vedicmed’s blog related to Paralysis. People have a lot of confusion and misconceptions about Paralysis. Many people suffering from paralysis are unfortunately hopeless without proper treatment due to a lack of proper knowledge and deep-seated superstitions. Through this blog, our aim is to clear the misconceptions about paralysis among people and create awareness about Ayurvedic treatment for paralysis. Before knowing everything about ayurvedic treatment in detail, let’s know about it one by one: what is Paralysis, what are its symptoms, and what are the causes of Paralysis.

Paralysis occurs when someone loses muscle function in one or more parts of their body. Paralysis can occur due to several reasons, and it affects different parts of the body in different ways. Sometimes, this leads to a partial loss of movement, but in other cases, it can lead to complete immobility. In this blog, we at Vedicmed will tell you the various Ayurvedic treatments for Paralysis in detail.

Here is the some key factors that can lead to paralysis:

Stroke: When a blood vessel in the brain becomes blocked or ruptures, it cuts off the supply of oxygen and nutrients to brain cells, often resulting in paralysis.

Spinal Cord Injury: Traumatic incidents, such as car accidents or falls, can cause significant damage to the spinal cord, leading to paralysis.

Traumatic Brain Injury: Severe head injuries can cause damage to the brain, which may result in paralysis depending on the area affected.

Neurological Disorders: Conditions like multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, and Guillain-Barré syndrome can lead to paralysis by damaging the nerves.

Infections: Certain infections, such as polio and meningitis, can attack the nervous system, damaging nerves and leading to paralysis.

Symtoms of Paralysis:

When most people think of paralysis, the first thing that comes to mind is the inability to move or control a part of the body. However, paralysis can come with other important symptoms. Here’s what to look out for:

Numbness or Loss of Sensation: Often, the paralyzed area may feel numb, making it difficult to detect touch or other sensations.

Muscle Stiffness or Spasticity: The affected muscles may become stiff or rigid, making everyday movements challenging and uncomfortable.

Muscle Atrophy: Over time, muscles that aren’t being used may start to waste away, leading to a noticeable loss of strength and function.

Loss of Bladder and Bowel Control: In some cases, paralysis can lead to difficulties in controlling bladder and bowel functions, complicating daily routines.

Difficulty Breathing: In more severe cases, especially when higher-level spinal cord injuries are involved, paralysis can impact the ability to breathe properly, requiring urgent medical attention.

Ayurvedic treatment for Paralysis at Vedicmed :

Ayurveda offers a range of holistic treatments to help manage and improve paralysis. These therapies work together to address various aspects of the condition, aiming to restore balance, improve mobility, and enhance overall quality of life. Let’s explore some of the Ayurvedic treatments we used at Vedicmed:

Oral Medication: Vedicmed’s experts are prescribe Herbal formulations to enhance circulation, reduce inflammation, and support the nervous system. These medicines aim to restore balance and promote healing from within.

Virechana (Purgative Therapy): This specialized treatment, known as ‘Pakshaghata Virechanam', helps to balance doshas, especially pitta and vata, believed to play a role in paralysis. It removes toxins and promotes overall well-being.

Abhyanga (Oil Massage): This therapeutic massage uses medicated oils to increase blood flow, strengthen muscles, and correct vata imbalances. It can improve mobility and enhance muscle function.

Swedana (Steam Therapy): Localized steam therapy improves circulation, reduces vata, and increases mobility. It also aids in detoxification, contributing to overall wellness.

Pizhichil : Warm medicated oils are poured over the body while massaging, strengthening nerves, reducing vata, and alleviating pain and swelling.

Pinda Sweda: This therapy uses medicinal boluses to reduce infection, lower inflammation, and improve muscle strength.

Basti (Enema Therapy): Medicated enemas reduce vata dosha, alleviate pain, and improve digestion.

Shiro Pichu: A medicated oil-soaked cloth is placed on the forehead to improve concentration, reduce slurred speech, enhance memory, and manage stress and blood pressure.

Shiro Dhara: Warm medicated oil is poured over the forehead, controlling blood pressure, managing stress, and addressing insomnia.

Nasya (Nasal Therapy): Medicated oils or herbal powders stimulate the pituitary gland, balance hormones, and improve sleep patterns.

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We have years of experience treating an extensive range of Cerebral palsy treatment, Neurological conditions including Brain Injury, Spinal Cord Injury, Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Transverse Myelitis, Cerebral palsy, Neurodevelopmental Disorders, and other Genetic Disorders.

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Elon Musk’s medical device firm, Neuralink, is under federal investigation for possible animal-welfare violations.

The firm’s internal staff complained that its animal testing is being rushed, causing needless suffering and deaths, according to reviewed documents and sources familiar with the investigation and company operations.

 Neuralink Corp is developing a brain implant with hopes to help paralyzed people walk again and cure several other neurological ailments. The federal probe, which has not been previously reported, was opened in recent months by the US Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General at the behest of a federal prosecutor, according to two sources.

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this is a lighthearted little informational about parasomnias (disruptive sleep-related disorders) that happen when you're falling asleep/waking up. because some of the tags on my exploding head syndrome poll are blowing my mind. more than the ehs does. i am not a doctor i am just parasomnias georg.

hypnagogic/hypnapompic hallucinations are hallucinations that happen when you're falling asleep/waking up. they can be visual, tactile, or auditory. i most often experience auditory hallucinations, and i hear footsteps and indistinct voices. a lot of people hear someone calling their name. when i was little, i had tactile hallucinations that felt like someone was touching/holding my hand. 70% of people experience hypnic hallucinations at least once, plenty of people experience them regularly, and they're completely harmless and they're also not a warning sign that you have or will develop any mental illnesses that involve hallucinations/psychosis.

hypnic jerks are that falling sensation you get as you're falling asleep. we know this one. it's harmless.

exploding head syndrome (or episodic sensory cranial shocks, which doesn't sound any better) happens when you hear a very loud sound (banging, crashing, gunshots, etc) as you're falling asleep/waking up. some people also experience visual/sensory effects (flashing lights or a popping sensation) with it. they're uncommon but once again, completely harmless despite the whole "feels like brain exploded" thing. ive recently learned that a lot of people only hear a sound/see lights and don't have a corresponding popping sensation in their head, which i am jealous of.

ehs is not the same as hypnic hallucinations - hypnic hallucinations can absolutely be startling/scary, but they don't have a jumpscare factor. if you hear someone whisper your name and it kind of wakes you up, that's a hypnic hallucination. if you hear someone scream your name and it makes you startle awake kind of like you would with a hypnic jerk, that's ehs.

hypnic hallucinations, hypnic jerks, and ehs are all exacerbated by stress, a lack of sleep, and medication use. i 100% have them more often when i'm stressed/overtired, and fairly recently i managed to triple-threat myself by starting a new medication and had like ten instances of hypnic jerks/ehs in one night. but that's okay! the brain does weird things when you're stressed and tired, and it often continues to do weird things even when you're not stressed and/or tired just because that in-between sleep/wake state is a weird liminal zone for your brain and sometimes it sets off the wrong signals. they're not a sign of underlying mental or physical illnesses! of course talk to a doc if your symptoms are concerning or getting in the way of sleeping, but. yeah. it's all good!