Basics of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)

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Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a condition where the brain and nervous system struggle to send and receive signals correctly — without structural damage to the brain or spine. The symptoms are real, involuntary, and can significantly impact everyday movement. In this video, you can see significant tremors and involuntary shaking making simple tasks—like standing up from a chair—feel overwhelming. But with the right strategies, the nervous system can be guided toward safety and control

FUNCTIONAL NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER 🧠 the gift that just keeps on giving 😅🥲 but on a real note, this changed my life. and not for the better❤️‍🩹 it made so many daily tasks difficult, and i lost a lot of my teenage years and experiences to this disability symptoms include 👇🏻 • paralysis and weakness • non-epileptic seizures • dystonia • tremors • chronic fatigue • gait & walking issues • sensory disturbances (hearing/vision) • cognitive struggles (brain fog/memory loss) • sleep attacks and so

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