How Rachel Beat Functional Movement Disorder - Effective Neurological Treatment

In this video, Rachel recounts her battle with involuntary movements due to Functional Movement Disorder. After receiving multiple misdiagnoses and undergoing ineffective treatments worldwide, she found hope at Northwest Functional Neurology. The clinic's personalized, evidence-based approach helped her achieve significant improvements in her health and daily life.

Rachel's story highlights the importance of tailored care and the dedication of the medical team that supported her throughout her recovery. From struggling with basic tasks to leading a fulfilling life, Rachel's journey is a testament to resilience and effective treatment.

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This video is about How Rachel Beat Functional Movement Disorder - Effective Neurological Treatment. But It also covers the following topics:

Recovery Journey Functional Movement Disorder
Functional Movement Disorder Success Story
Regaining Control Of Movements

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[jennaf]

I've had FMD for seriously 10+ years. I have a lot of similarities with Rachel actually. Found out I had Lyme, heavy metal toxicity and possibly mold as well though that's never been confirmed. Was given prescriptions for muscle relaxants and anti depressants but one muscle relaxant pill made my muscle movements 100x worse so I never took another and never filled the other prescription.

I had some neurological retraining done at a clinic in Minnesota along with other treatments that helped a great deal. Honestly though, the thing that has helped me the most has been cutting out sugar and processed carbs. Doing a keto diet could potentially help a great deal even if you aren't able to get treatments at a clinic.

Glad you're doing better Rachel and I hope others find something the helps as well.

[BLFulle]

I so wish I could go there for treatment. I live in misery with this movement disorder.

[HapitheLostSpecies]

My FND began 20 years ago with a prescribed medication. At last clinical hypnotherapy is gradually reducing the movements.

[samifjs]

When this girl can recover, then i can too.😊

[lindamoore]

I would love to connect with you Rachael. I experience many of the same things you did. It was because of your video that I am going to NW Functional Neurology in a few weeks. How can I connect with you?

[lindamoore]

Rachel, I would love to speak with you more about your journey and treatment. I had almost the same thing happened to me in 2019 and I’m still struggling with this movement disorder. I’ve tried just about everything. Is there someway we could connect? Thank you! Linda Moore.

[stuartburns]

Is this essentially FND?
Well done on your recovery?

[FaithKosgei-nvzy]

Please can you help my mother with the same problem