PTSD & Parkinson's Disease: Motor Similarities

[trhisdone]

Lots of people forget that ww1 was the most horrific war ever. Imagine 24/7 shelling 24/7 living in the mud. Constant trips "over the wire" into a solid wall of machine gun fire. This goes on 24/7 for months at a time. Not to mention chemical attacks with mustard gas and phosgene . The first time ever airplanes and tanks were used. Not only did you know the current danger but tomorrow might bring something even worse. I don't see how how anyone survived mentally.

[oncall21]

I suffer from OCD. I have now for 35 years despite every treatment available. Are you telling me that because my 'amygdala is on full all the time' I am now destined to suffer from Parkinsons as well in my later years? Thanks! Is motor control the only symptom of PTSD? Apart from the science, where is the dignity of these human beings who were exploited then and NOW for this youtube post. Lest We Forget.

[ccchrissy19]

during my worst days of ptsd i would get these muscle spasms in my arms, they would just go flying for no reason, could this have been my problem because i never knew what was happening to me

[bpyjktgiuk]

Brain chip - CHECK MY SITE.

[achisum86]

This video is very educational and makes very clear and enlightening correlations. Thank you so much for sharing.

[achisum86]

This video was wonderful. I'm a doctorate student of clnical psych and this is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for sharing.

[mysticalkid]

its upsetting but made me die of laughter :O fucking natzis.....

[FEARofTREMOR]

I am only 24 and I am terrified of what is happening to me right now. I got out my camera phone an recorded a video. My pinky won't stop shaking. Please watch and tell me what you think. I'm not sure what exactly this is. What do you think... Essential tremor? early Parkinsons?

[Olliewells212]

I think ya goin man and when it reaches ya brain ya fucked

[DoorwayToHeaven]

This is stupendous. Amazing stuff. Bravo Mate