Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD)

[Truth Seeker]

I have mentioned "repeatedly" that I had extreme vision changes the first four years of my full body RSD where I could see things I should not have been able to.
One of the things I saw often, where very long loop linked chains, but I never knew that they actually had a name.
I am just beginning to understand their connections to my atoms and possibly the delamination of my nerves, all of which I was also able to see.
I would not be surprised at all if even the best in our medical community are baffled by these chains, which are real and present in all of us.

Truth Seeker

[plumb bob]

Hey you,

Do you mean peptides? Polypeptides?
Amino acids are things I've seen (heard) you mention before. So many amino acids bonded together make a peptide. Couple dozen of these constitute a polypeptide chain. Dozen chains make a protein.
I could get the exact figures, if you like. Atrophy is when their is a change in form or function, usually at the cellular level. Inflammation doesn't help our vital proteins replicate. It can make them ball up.
Sometimes I accidently witness something like lay lines, all over my body. Often parallel and only
1/4 inch apart. They vanish when I try to focus on them. They run from feet to head. Pretty sure not the other way around. I have to have head to the west when I sleep. Have a good one.

[Truth Seeker]

plumb bob,

Your reply is both, annoying and yet interesting.
To start a response with "Hey you" clearly is inappropriate and signals a self induced arrogance, as RSD patients we most certainly have had to endure enough arrogance from doctors and others and do not need this kind of condescending attitude from members in this forum.

In regards to the "chains" I saw them in my system, watched their actions and reactions, the only thing they did not provide me with is their name.
All to often people get hung up or stifled by terminologies and or titles, rather than looking at what is truly important.
RSD for an example is merely a name, yet it clearly is not understood.

It is obvious that you have had or have vision changes and if my assumption is correct, than I would be very interested to learn how yours began and what level of magnitude they have reached.
These internal visions clearly are a Gift, because they are rare and unusual and obviously not at all understood by main stream society.
I fully realise how difficult it can be to talk about them, because most people will "never" have such experiences or even begin to know how to wrap their heads around them, especially those who claim to be highly educated in the field of medicine or science.
My purpose in this forum is not to say "look at me or what happened to me," but rather to share information.
Researchers clearly are not looking into all of the right places to find the cause of diseases or patients would not have to suffer and die needlessly.

I do agree with you, that RSD can reach very deep cellular levels and I also know exactly what you mean by "It can make them ball up."
The back of my heel used to feel as if I was dragging a ball and chain, I also felt this balling up at the back of my right knee.
I also believe to understand what you mean about having to have your head to the west when you sleep, based upon my own experiences, this has everything to do with parallels.

Just out of curiosity, are you able to see and follow functions within your own brain?
The functions within my own brain, truly were enlightening.

Truth Seeker

[plumb bob]

I cry your pardon. Was merely attempting personal greeting. Emphasis on the "hey" part. Never on the
yooouu. So sorry. I, of all people, should have anticipated that.

Thank you for the direct question. The "noticing" began when I started building hardwares. Without
my cats guiding me through their sympathetic system, and biology, I would truly be in the dark. I
noticed amazing responses from them that were mimicking mine. It was a cool, crisp morning, up in the mountains of Cougar, Wa., when I noticed my first true "adaptation." I was alone. I was laying down, trying to think and relax, when I heard a bird behind me. My ears wanted to pivot! I spent the next few hours exploring how my brain was aware, and tuned in to my surroundings. Cats can focus on one ear. I started that and using one eye techniques. Focus. Currently developing softwares for my
Vestigial Nasal Organ. I can smell the composition differences between my feet smells. Gross, I know.
Can detect cycles, due to hormones/pheromones.

Not trying to raise eyebrows, either. It has made a world of difference. Thanks all.

[plumb bob]

I forgot to address my following of functions. I can taste, in the morning, whether or not I have dreamed. I usually do not. All I remember is BLACK. I could tell when the cats were storing oxygen in their muscles, when getting ready to pounce. Most times for stairs, I need to pre-program everything.
May be the vagus system? I learned that there is a wonderful way to INSTANTLY lower a mammals heartrate using the vagus. Splashing cold water hits receptors on the face that slows heart by 10-20 bpm. I tried it for a week straight, during this last heat wave. My neck got rock hard and it hurt to swallow. Have to work on that one a little slower.

Have a good one.

[Truth Seeker]

[quote="plumb bob"]I cry your pardon. Was merely attempting personal greeting. Emphasis on the "hey" part. Never on the
yooouu. So sorry. I, of all people, should have anticipated that.

Thank you for the direct question. The "noticing" began when I started building hardwares. Without
my cats guiding me through their sympathetic system, and biology, I would truly be in the dark. I
noticed amazing responses from them that were mimicking mine. It was a cool, crisp morning, up in the mountains of Cougar, Wa., when I noticed my first true "adaptation." I was alone. I was laying down, trying to think and relax, when I heard a bird behind me. My ears wanted to pivot! I spent the next few hours exploring how my brain was aware, and tuned in to my surroundings. Cats can focus on one ear. I started that and using one eye techniques. Focus. Currently developing softwares for my
Vestigial Nasal Organ. I can smell the composition differences between my feet smells. Gross, I know.
Can detect cycles, due to hormones/pheromones.

Not trying to raise eyebrows, either. It has made a world of difference. Thanks all.[/quote]


Thank you....lets start over....

You clearly are a deep thinker and very analytical, both of which I enjoy tremendously.
It is amazing what we can achieve when we have clarity of mind, learn to relax, even when there is a hurricane unleashed inside of us.
This post of yours has brought back a lot of memories of mine as it relates to an incident with birds, but most of all how you tuned in with your surroundings, as well as some of the peculiar smells.
I lived in what I called "my other world" for well over four long years, a world so unknown to mankind, yet fascinating, informative, absolutely enlightening in the truest sense of the word.
Information and photo images were flooding my brain with what appeared to be at the speed of light, at times they were scary, because of the unknown, yet my level of comprehension was rising equally and automatically.
I used to spend hundreds of hours (literally) trying to figure out what I had triggered unknowingly.
Please, you are not raising eyebrows, at least not in my mind.
There is so much more to life than most people are willing to explore or able to except.

"In the fields of observation chance favors only the prepared mind."

[plumb bob]

Hello Truth Seeker,

Often, I like to think of those people whom have lost one of the five senses. Their other ones
pick up the slack. They are learning more and more about the senses. I learned I had taste buds in
the back of my throat, that made me gag on pills. Then I studied about it in class. I already knew.
They generally only taste good, cold water. A new one in the middle of tongue, also. Called Umami.
It means "yummy", in Japanese. It's for greasy meat broth. Always a pleaser!
I am still young in the eyes of most. I am a Pisces, however. Feels like I am ancient. Got injured at
the age of 30. Would always work two jobs, if I needed to. And often did. Very dedicated.
Perhaps when I got all laid up, my perceptions needed hightening. I thought about it for awhile...
You asked how the awareness occurred? Forgive me, but, it sounds like you already knew, that there would be a precipitating event. It didn't come to my mind in any sort of gradual course. Rather suddenly. Don't that just seem to be the natural way? It does to me now.
Thanx for the start-over. It did appear as if you had given me a little benefit. I would have also
accepted the old "bugger off." Better this way, me thinks. Throughout my life, there hasn't been a shortage of those persons, whom would question my abilities. Often regarding problem solving,
aptitudes, and general tasks. Like can you really perform this repair? My answer has always been, "If a human thought it up, and another one built it, I am a human...thank you."
Dang. I'll send this then. C-ya!

[Truth Seeker]

Hello plumb bob,

There is a lot in this response that I can relate to, it does not surprise me at all that you are very dedicated and reading between the lines tells me that your mind is wide open, keep it that way, it is a good thing.
The reason why I asked to "start over" rather than to say "bugger off" ( your words, not mine) is simply because I have a very strong sense that there is a lot more to you than you have been willing to share so far.
When we have certain abilities, we learn rather quickly to move cautiously because this world is full of sceptics and critics, which basically are individuals with very cluttered minds, filled with useless and outdated information on which they continue to built, hence leading no where.
Over the past thirteen years with RSD, I have learned more than ever before, not to allow anyone to rent space in my head.
Life is like a puzzle, I enjoy looking for all of the pieces, regardless of where they might lead me, especially to those places where most people dare not go.
I will be watching for your post's.

"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science."
Albert Einstein


Best regards

Truth Seeker

[plumb bob]

I like your Einstein guote. Are you familiar with more his story? Before I did a report on him, I didn't realize how much I had in common. I own seven pairs of denim shorts, and plenty of black t-shirts.
I do not care to waste my brain power choosing an outfit. Probably saved a million seconds! My lady
really goes for aesthetics, in the decoration of our current dwelling. Unfortunately, if it is in my way, I am forced to reduce it to its function. Does anyone truly require an end-table? If I had to move it more than a few times, simply to walk, could you guess that it has been put away now?
I started one thread, and am gathering courage for another.
I did not try to imply that you may have had other names for the squigglies you see. I only desired correlation. All I had was a name. Left side. You had the pic. Right?
Direct questions and answers! You are really helping with my trust factors. You are real, and a human.
It is more than I bargained for. Thanks so much.