DPDR Succes Story | How Luis recovered from DPDR and Anxiety after 12 years

Published 2024-04-12

All Comments (14)
  • Hearing this guy talk about his experience makes me laugh because it’s the exact same thing as me it’s like a “holy shit I’m genuinely not alone”😭 even knowing that makes me feel so much better
  • @Sabrina-le5nm
    I love this! I’ve dealt with the same things as y’all and it warms my heart that you’re helping people find peace, no matter where they are on their journey 😊
  • @ca7582
    Thank you, Robin! You have been an invaluable resource in my recovery!
  • @iansmith2330
    Thank you for all your work Robin! You have helped me tremendously with my existential anxiety!
  • @nmash6835
    for me what's worse is the confusion and restlessness and brainfog and it scares me
  • @nmash6835
    how to deal with the insomnia and the next day symptoms?
  • @larspikke2
    10 years and counting. I gave up trying a few years ago. I've tried everything literally. All available manuals. I'm not even an anxious person by nature. I'm positive my brain has just shut down for good because of some kind of chemical imbalance. I'm depressed, anxious and dp'ed for no obvious reason so what to fix? Glad you're doing better, you deserve it.
  • I feel like idk who I am that am not in mi body that mi Soul is being sucked away I question everything mi life mi body I hate this I don't work or drive I hate myself I wanna give up I can't be a mom t mikids
  • @ej1coupeguy629
    This same dude told me not to waste money on coaches on here but yet is on here with a coach 😂
  • The video is great and made me feel some hope, and I want to follow this advice, but I just can't bring myself to trust. Could one of you please give some help? I know Luis said that you're not special and everybody has a lot of the same thoughts, but I didn't hear anybody ever talking about mine. One of my biggest thoughts right now is that life is so unfair, therefore I don't see any reason to live. I start thinking things like: why would I believe life is good when for so many people it's horrible? there's people dying all the time, we lose our loved ones. Not to mention that in the past we used to have slaves, people would just be born and... just be slaves and die? why would I enjoy the things I want to enjoy? I am not religious and I can't get over the fact that if I was born in another country/time I could have been a slave, or even died very young. What god would let that happen? Worst of all, I feel like DPDR might be giving me a perspective I wouldn't otherwise have, and that I would otherwise ignore. Sure I am not scared of these things when I have moments of clarity but I fear it might be because I simply can't see how bad things actually are. I recognize in a way my thoughts can sound silly but they feel scary to me
  • Hi Luis, thank you so much for sharing your story! I've had DPDR since I was 17, and i'm about to turn 19. I've been feeling very hopeless recently because I'll find a new method that work really well for a few days and then it goes back to the way it was. Do you have any tips for persistance? I think I really struggle with that, but I really resonated with you saying just to give up. I don't think i've done that yet but I will now.
  • @ME-jf7ho
    In the video he says during recovery you get small breaks of dpdr and then it gets more. What exactly is happening that you get only small glimpse and not completely snap out of it?
  • @frankiel9879
    Hi Robin, in your course do you talk about how DPDR causes existential thoughts? Because my existential thoughts are very distressing to me. I’m going through lots of change in life at the moment, what with deciding on what university and course to do, and I feel stressed and often like I can’t visualise the future like I used to be able to. It all looks scary. Did you have this? Thank you for all you do ❤