Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome PAWS: QuickStart Guide to Recovery from Addiction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- These videos are part of a series from Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes' upcoming book the Quickstart Guide to Recovery from Addiction and Co-Occurring Disorders
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Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS) impacts people in recovery from addiction for up to a year after detoxification. Awareness of the symptoms helps people prepare and prevent relapse
Video by Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes providing a quickstart guide with practical self-help tools to help you recover from addiction, anxiety, depression and more and live happier!
I watch this informative video over and over again, particularly at every 30 day milestone to remind me to hang in there. Paws still hits me four months into sobriety. ☹️
I feel ya... I'm 4 months in aswell as of today. And oh man I had totally forgotten about Paws. I thought I was going crazy . And then I came across this video and all the symptoms point to exactly what I've been feeling lately. And harder. And so I'm pushing through an staying positive. How you doing now ?
@@CHARLESSBRONSON Much better!! Just over 5 months now and paws is all but completely gone. few more months and I’ll probably be done with paws for good as long as I stay sober 😇😇😇
@@hendrxfn that's fucken awesome.. keep it going 🙏🏼. All the dizziness an memory problems gone? Im Staying positive an keep on pushing everyday.
@@CHARLESSBRONSON sleep still a minor issue…occasionally wake up in the middle of the night for no reason whatsoever 🤣 can’t go back to sleep but at least it’s not because of a racing heart or anxiety. They say sleep is the last thing to heal…no other memory issues or anything else…so far so good…gettin there man! Hope the same for you 😎
@@hendrxfn that's beautiful man. I'm glad. I'm staying positive and your comments also help..that there is light at the end of the tunnel..and I hope an stay positive that we will no longer consume the poison. Stay safe man an keep strong 💪.
This is excellent information. Have you seen Dr KJ Foster's take on PAWS? It's also great.
I Tapered down to 1 ML of methadone. Definitely low energy, I was waking up almost every night and then every other night. The past couple of nights it feels like I’m getting better sleep. I am
laughing my butt off, then I’m crying and then I’m frustrated. Im not worried about relapsing. I’ve been sober for 5 years. No matter if your prescribed medication you still get post acute withdrawal.
What I’m doing to help my self heal.
Acupuncture helps me, chiropractor, getting your nails, baking, gardening, walking, running, done small or big things that help you feel better. I also take turmeric shots, echinacea, eating my vitamins in my food. What ever I can do to get threw this a little quicker. Taking D,E, Magnesium melatonin. Putting garlic and onion in my foods.
me and my gf quit methadone 4 months ago, I was on 188mg peak and 14 years on methadone,she was on 25mg for 5-6 years, She was 100% better after one month and back to work. me however i still have symptoms daily.
God work
So hard to tell what is paws and my other co-morbid mental disorders (physical symptoms from an eating disorder, major depression and mood dysregulation)