Amy Shockett
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Vestibular migraine: coming off medication
It’s been a while but I finally feel able to share more about my migraine journey. I post a lot about this on my Instagram @amyshockett_x so feel free to request me. :)
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Відео

VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE UPDATE HOW BOTOX IS HELPING ME!
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VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE UPDATE HOW BOTOX IS HELPING ME!
3.5 year update with vestibular migraine
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3.5 year update with vestibular migraine
2.5 year update vestibular migraines
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2.5 year update vestibular migraines
Exercise and vestibular migraines
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Hey guys I’ve been wanting to make this video for a long time and I really hope it helps some of you . :)
2 year vestibular migraine update 70% recovered !
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As so many of you asked I decided to do another update video of my journey with mav I truly hope these videos help anyone suffering with this condition. :)
Vestibular migraine update .. where am I now ?
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Vestibular migraine update .. where am I now ?
1 year update with chronic vestibular migraine/ flying with mav!
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I promised myself no matter what I will make these videos to help anyone going through this. It’s been so crucial to me to connect with people going through the same thing and more info needs to be shared about this awful condition. I’m not where I want to be but I’m not where I was and that’s all that matter ... keep going Mavers 🙏🏼🌈
Vestibular migraine ... 10 months in and improving :)
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Hi guys I’m so sorry I left it such a long time to give an update , but this is where I’m at 10 months in to this journey . I hope by sharing this video it raises awareness and helps many people going through the same thing :) please share to anyone this may help
Vestibular migraine ( MAV ) 5 month update
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Hey guys as my last video got a big response I thought I would share my journey with this illness. I’m not out of the woods yet at all but will continue to share what I’m doing in the hope it makes anyone dealing with this feel less alone. :)
My journey with vestibular migraine
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Hey guys I finally thought I would start documenting my journey with chronic vestibular migraine. If anyone has any advice or has suffered the same as me please do comment! X
MY FIRST TATTOO ( RIB )
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Hey guys quick update on why I haven't posted and also a little bit about my experience with my first rib tattoo :) xxxx Instagram: @amyshock
Full body workout/ goals for 2017
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Hey guys I'm back with my third video still getting the hang of editing properly so please bear with me 😬😊 but Included a full body workout I did yesterday and also I speak a lot about being kinder to yourself as we are all human 🙏🏼💕 would love to know your thoughts. Amz xxxx
A day in the life of me: eating out on a diet
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Hey guys so here's my second UA-cam video :) it's really rough and I promise to get better at this bit hopefully you enjoy this video and would love to hear your feedback :)
Amy Shockett: my story
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Hey guys really excited to finally share my first ever UA-cam video. Hopefully I get a lot better at these :) but here's a little bit about me to start. Hope you enjoy.

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @raffaele_vaira
    @raffaele_vaira Місяць тому

    What percentage of recovery did you have?

  • @epicreads12345
    @epicreads12345 4 місяці тому

    I'm doing the carnivore diet, taking 80mg propanolol a day and 50mg sertraline for 3 weeks and attacks have practically stopped completely. I have had ibs for 19 years now and can't eat fruit or much vegetables but I also don't want to stay on the carnivore diet for long as it's incredibly boring and anti social and I don't know what foods I can live on and not trigger migraines but I do want to figure it out soon because I own a busy bar and have a good social life.

  • @user-eu1ph3cp8j
    @user-eu1ph3cp8j Рік тому

    Hi Amy my symptoms are the same my head feels like a washing machine it's awful I've tried all the meds but like you not gave them a chance to work it's sending me insane thank you for your video they are very helpful

  • @aaronquitugua9389
    @aaronquitugua9389 Рік тому

    Thanks for the vids! I have a question. I'm currently waiting for the doc to get diagnosed. I always have migraines but this time it's been a month of the vestibular symptoms. I get a bit dizzy when I stand up in the morning, super fatigued but the dizzyness is strange. When I walk in a hallway or supermarket I feel like the floor is tilting. I feel kind of like I'm on a boat and everything is slanted and it makes it hard to walk. This is all specifically with walking. But it's almost like my Brian has issues seeing things straight and not slanted.. does that sound like VM? I get other silent migraine symptoms too like sensitive to smells lights slight head pain, etc.

  • @katafekete8960
    @katafekete8960 Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing, so helpful 🙏🏼❤️ Dealing with vm and pppd 3 years now. It’s really sucks. But I’m sure soon I’ll be fully healed. ❤️

  • @trishpillsbury
    @trishpillsbury Рік тому

    What worked?

  • @louisecarter7072
    @louisecarter7072 Рік тому

    You sound like you have Menieres Disease as well?

  • @williamvollmer1817
    @williamvollmer1817 Рік тому

    Hey Amy! Awesome to actually listen to you describe all of “our” symptoms vs just reading them on our mutual platforms. I was diagnosed with VN mid 2020 and the Dr. (Otolaryngologist) added PPPD later that year. You are so spot on how this is always with us, it just varies in intensity on a daily or weekly basis. So many different symptoms, it’s just crazy! Based on what you have said Dr’s have told you about VM, that may be part of my situation as well. I, on fairly rare occasion will get Aura with wavy lines in my peripheral vision. I can usually tell when that is coming on because my vision changes where letters start missing when I’m trying to read. Usually lasts 30 to 40 minutes. My worst symptom has to be feeling “off” or dizzy just about 24/7. As you said, it varies in its intensity though. My other symptoms include: neck pain, ear fullness, balance issues (if I ever get pulled over by cops and they want me to do field sobriety test I will tell them forget it, let me blow instead. I would so fail field sobriety tesr🤣). ---- thank you again for sharing your story! Have you ever checked out PPPD and Life on FB? Take care! Wish you the best!

  • @carolinekelly8481
    @carolinekelly8481 Рік тому

    I got a dog 🐶 that has been a trigger for me but I think 🤔 it’s due to head movement , I get it in summer time but I did do vistibular exercises & it cured me

  • @_eviegx
    @_eviegx 2 роки тому

    I’m so grateful for your videos as a fellow sufferer Amy!!

    • @_eviegx
      @_eviegx 2 роки тому

      Every single thing you said I have. I’m already diagnosed with VM but just knowing you have the same symptoms as someone else can help ease the anxiety

  • @rustyjames2010
    @rustyjames2010 2 роки тому

    Thank you Amy!!!

  • @keriromani1970
    @keriromani1970 2 роки тому

    This is my experience, thank you for sharing

  • @victorriko4800
    @victorriko4800 2 роки тому

    Was diagnosed with VM after 2 years of hell.. this shit nearly cost my life. Luckily I had my wife& Kids by myside they keep me going threw this Bs .. only now I have gotten on medication . I hope everyone that has this condition get better soon. stay strong people .

    • @gvillarreal79
      @gvillarreal79 Рік тому

      How you doing now bud? If you're better what medications did you take? Also did you ever feel like you were almost going to faint if you got up from a chair or kneeling down?

  • @redabouchal707
    @redabouchal707 2 роки тому

    Bonjour

  • @life-mm5do
    @life-mm5do 2 роки тому

    You said in one of your more recent videos that your doctor mentioned going to vestibular physical therapy. He mentioned your ear was effecting your dizzy and balance issues. Just wondering if you went and did it help your vestibular system

  • @jerryseinfeld5713
    @jerryseinfeld5713 2 роки тому

    Thank you for this video. I have never been ANYWHERE near as depressed as going through vestibular migraine. Extremely suicidal as well. Bedridden, extremely anxious and agitated. Absolute living hell. I’ll keep trying. This all feels like a bad dream

    • @rustyjames2010
      @rustyjames2010 2 роки тому

      Hang in there! This is horrible and you're not alone.

  • @rickysmart3135
    @rickysmart3135 2 роки тому

    Hi great video. Inspirational! Can I contact you for some advice on Botox? Rich

  • @mariasalem2971
    @mariasalem2971 2 роки тому

    This video is still helping someone! Me! So thank you haha, it’s been a wild time lately. It’s good knowing I’m not alone or crazy. Thanks again. Best of luck to all of us.

  • @charlescarter2072
    @charlescarter2072 2 роки тому

    And read the gospels and find your truth. The Holy Spirit will lead you there if you ask

  • @charlescarter2072
    @charlescarter2072 2 роки тому

    They said To me and it helped...when the dizziness starts Focus on a fixed point on the wall until you brain works out the horizon.

  • @internalcombustioN3d
    @internalcombustioN3d 2 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing your struggles with this terrible condition. I’m so sorry you are going through this but please know that by sharing your story you are helping others like me feel less alone. I admire your courage. My own rollercoaster journey with dizziness and vertigo started this past April. I was initially told by my ENT that I was probably dealing with Ménière’s disease but have since been told that it’s vestibular migraines. I’m experiencing photophobia right now and chronic dizziness 24/7 along with severe attacks of vertigo that can last anywhere from 10 minutes to 6 hours! Thankfully the vertigo attacks are less frequent than before but their randomness and unpredictable nature makes them really frightening! Compared to other illnesses I realize that VM is not a terminal condition but it is certainly life altering. I’m really struggling to stay positive right now but I haven’t given up hope that things can get better. 😔

  • @dinahsoar6982
    @dinahsoar6982 2 роки тому

    Sharing the fact that 2 years later you are 70% recovered will encourage many people. It encourages me. I'm a year and a half into this, and just knowing that in time, I too may get better keeps me hanging on. I have not had a formal diagnosis by doctors, but I've seen several doctors...they think the rocking dizziness, balance issues and gait issues, as well as the tinnitus are caused by stress. It is assuredly stressful dealing with all of this and it does make it worse, but stress did NOT cause this. I listened to Dr. Teixido and his explanation of the progression of vestibular migraines and I realized based on my medical history that my symptoms are classic for vestibular migraine. ( Finding out that my IBS is prob. not IBS at all but instead abdominal migraine was hard to wrap my braini around, but it made perfect sense when looking at all the puzzle pieces. The next step, I think for me, is to see a neurologist. I realize the limitations of getting the correct diagnosis b/c VD is misunderstood by most doctors imo. Knowing that people do get better gives me hope; so thank you for sharing your experience.

  • @eternityrps8651
    @eternityrps8651 2 роки тому

    Bonjour pourrait tu mettre des sous titres en francais dans tes vidéos 😊

  • @davidjohncox7333
    @davidjohncox7333 2 роки тому

    You poor dear. I see this video is 3 years old. I hope your VM condition has improved. I was in a motorcycle accident 4 1/2 yrs. ago. Lost my left leg (below knee), torn aorta (stent), traumatic brain injury (TBI)(my helmet, among other things, saved my life). It was because of the TBI that I started to get debilitating vertigo. Went to neurologists, ENTs (2), vestibular therapy (3 practices), a neuro-opthamologist, had the 4 hour vestibular diagnostic testing (twice-once right after my accident, and just last month). Have had multiple Epley maneuvers. BPPV has pretty much been ruled out (although I would contest this as there are times when I spin around quickly preparing a meal in the kitchen or bend sideways tilting my head to look at something and would set off my vertigo). My 2nd go around with VT they asked what type of glasses I wore. I said progressive lenses. They said, “Oooh!” and suggested going to the neuro-opthamologist. Now they say I have “Visual Vertigo”. No more progressive lenses (which I had been wearing for years although I had just recently had a new Rx and my vertigo frequency had increased). The Neuro-Opth has me using Brinzoamide eye drops off label use normally for glaucoma patients to relieve pressure in the eyeballs. My neurologist has me on a once-a-month (epi-pen like) migraine injection Ajovy. New VT practice, asked if I had ever had high resolution imagery of my inner ear and referred me to an ENT. Had an MRI of my brain, inner ear, vestibular diagnostic testing. All looked normal. His diagnosis-Vestibular Migraine. He put me on 25mg of Topiramate (an anti-convulsant drug). I just started it about 2 weeks ago. We’ll see what happens. So I’ve been trying to crack this nut for 4 1/2 years. It would be nice if the different doctors would collaborate. Each one has a different approach! Once again, I hope your condition has improved! Cheers!

  • @life-mm5do
    @life-mm5do 2 роки тому

    How are you feeling lately?

  • @eskertoo
    @eskertoo 3 роки тому

    I started to get dizzy spells about 3 years ago.Many times it was brought on by my PC monitor.At my worst I was 12 hours on the floor after an hour of vomiting.I remember crawling on the floor ,eyes shut, to reach the bathroom.Once or twice I was out when I suffered attacks.Absolute nightmare.Eventually it all faded away but it took many months.I remember wondering if I could face it again...basically contemplating suicide.Anyway it is back again but not as acute as previously.Just had 10 days of fluctuating dizziness.I spend many hours lying down wondering if I will be able to get to the shop.I do have tinnitus and partial deafness in one ear but my attacks always seem to start with my vision.

  • @mv8908
    @mv8908 3 роки тому

    I recommend everyone a functional medicine neurologist. With neuroplasticity you can get better.

  • @sevn8757
    @sevn8757 3 роки тому

    Thanks for all your videos I just watched your last one and even though it's been a long time it's encouraging you are down to just brain fog for me the brain fog and all the symptoms kind of rotate back and forth I'm 9 months in

  • @laurenbaldwin6068
    @laurenbaldwin6068 3 роки тому

    Hi Amy did you get rid of the depersonalization n deralization? Did it completely go away where you feel like you did before you got it where you feel back in your own body and aren't stuck in a dream like state, if so how long did it take to go away? And what did you do on your journey i hav these symptoms constant i feel like just giving up

  • @laurenbaldwin6068
    @laurenbaldwin6068 3 роки тому

    Did your depersonalization n deralization go away im absolutely fed up 😢 so disconnected from me own body and reality, this is unbelievable feel like im giving up

  • @laurenbaldwin6068
    @laurenbaldwin6068 3 роки тому

    Hi Amy i have the depersonalization and deralization terrible with this had it constant 3 months now, will the depersonalization and deralization go away or not im absolutely fed up, feel so disconnected from me own body and reality

  • @laurenbaldwin6068
    @laurenbaldwin6068 3 роки тому

    Hey i have vestibular migraine and i have depersonalization through it, regardless of the vestibular migraine going away will this depersonalization go away or not? Its an absolute night mare am loosing hope 😔💔 do you know anything i can do etc? Have no support

    • @chrisfitch6450
      @chrisfitch6450 2 роки тому

      There's always hope 🙏 I've had vestibular migraines for the past 3 yesrs and I've just come out of a 15 month remission period, which was incredible. Unfortunately, I have relapsed quite badly in the last couple of months as I think I've built up a tolerance to the Venlafaxine (started at 37.5mg, then upped to 75mg after first attack in March). I'm going to try a different medication to see if that helps and I think that experimenting with different meds is a bit part of what we have. Wish you the best of luck.

    • @laurenbaldwin6068
      @laurenbaldwin6068 2 роки тому

      @@chrisfitch6450 oh great, what we're ur symptoms? R u totally. Back t normal now x

    • @chrisfitch6450
      @chrisfitch6450 2 роки тому

      @@laurenbaldwin6068 I felt like I was totally back to normal until recently when I relapsed. I have severe dizzy/vertigo attacks to the point where I can't even walk, crawl or lift my head up. The vertigo brings on intense disorientation and vomiting that lasts for a number of hours. The Venlafaxine really helped me and seemed to stop the vestibular migraines almost overnight so I would definitely recommend it. Not sure what I'm going to do now as I seem to have built up a tolerance to it.

    • @laurenbaldwin6068
      @laurenbaldwin6068 2 роки тому

      @@chrisfitch6450 yeah, did u feel like fake like you weren't real and stuff!

    • @chrisfitch6450
      @chrisfitch6450 2 роки тому

      @@laurenbaldwin6068 no I've never had any kind of disassociative symptoms thankfully, but the acute vertigo and vomiting is enough! What symptoms do you suffer with?

  • @michaelr1664
    @michaelr1664 3 роки тому

    Anyone has any opinions on oxygen tanks or oxygen concentrators when flying?

  • @lee-annelamont8235
    @lee-annelamont8235 3 роки тому

    I'm exactly lthe same as you!! Only thing that keeps me negative feeling about it all is because my hobbies are quite physical and involve running 🤦🏼‍♀️ but I do love the gym!!! Had to give it up completely for 8months after I'd worked so hard to get in shape. Now I'm starting from scratch getting motivation back is hard, also because I know an hour of weights really works on the brain and I have to kinda rest the remainder of the day. So sorting my schedule around it is difficult. But I truel appreciate your full honesty x

  • @JIMMYJREVIEWS_thaiM-A-F-I-A
    @JIMMYJREVIEWS_thaiM-A-F-I-A 3 роки тому

    I disagree with the ssri’s or use of benzodiazepines during the onset of a vestibular issue...granted they can make you feel like you have ‘’ reduce symptoms ‘’ when in fact they are still present plus they indefinitely SLOW HEALING and that’s NOT what anybody wants .

  • @biggonnaturalbeauty8114
    @biggonnaturalbeauty8114 3 роки тому

    Everything you said I’m Experiencing this all day .. going on 2 months in..seen 16 doctors and no help.. I’m learning more from UA-cam then the doctors 🤦🏾‍♀️ thanks for sharing

  • @batistagraca5342
    @batistagraca5342 3 роки тому

    Olá podes me dizer se tens nistagmos? Cumprimentos

  • @ted2800
    @ted2800 3 роки тому

    Has anyone ever had a weird moving/crawling feeling under their ribcage???

  • @rikkijhogan
    @rikkijhogan 3 роки тому

    I feel exactly how you feel its aweful full of cotton and auras pain not so much....

  • @neilstuart7587
    @neilstuart7587 3 роки тому

    Thanks i know this is an old video now but im 2 years in and yes it really helps to hear other stories and hear the similarity and progress Cheers Neil sydney Australia

  • @astridwarner9253
    @astridwarner9253 3 роки тому

    So good to see you better and you are lucky to be able to show your pretty eyes, I cannot go outside without glasses. It’s been 2.5 years since my first wild attack and after anticonvulsants and antidepressants journey and reading 5 different books. I’ve set on a vegan, gluten and sugar free diet plus HYH diet. I’ve been sooo much better. Drugs got me to my 60% but diet got me to almost my 100%.. now that I’m wearing the meds off it’s a bit different 80-90% but diet I believe is the key. Thanks for recommending heal your headache in one of your videos, that set me in the right path :) From the bottom of my heart, thank you!!!!

  • @aburudd2960
    @aburudd2960 3 роки тому

    Your videos are helpful. Thx

  • @kimevans790
    @kimevans790 3 роки тому

    Great video Amy. Hope you keep getting better.

  • @MariaFlores-xv7jk
    @MariaFlores-xv7jk 3 роки тому

    I just found your videos and I’m thankful for you because I have been dealing with this for 6 months and I’m doctors don’t diagnose me yet they are still running test but can’t find anything there are days I am so depress and I’m tired everyday and this sensation of being on a boat 24/7 is the worse

  • @evanlowden6553
    @evanlowden6553 3 роки тому

    Did it feel like you had a stroke one night?

  • @Jesussaves532
    @Jesussaves532 3 роки тому

    Do you feel that talking about your derealization makes it worse? That’s how it is for me. Like when I start explaining how I’m feeling I just get deeper into this weird alternate spacey world.

    • @James-ip8xs
      @James-ip8xs 3 роки тому

      Yeah when you think about it it will feel alot worse. I think if you take your mind of it and accept it then it will go away very gradually.

    • @laurenbaldwin6068
      @laurenbaldwin6068 2 роки тому

      @@James-ip8xs hi could u help me please

    • @laurenbaldwin6068
      @laurenbaldwin6068 2 роки тому

      @@James-ip8xs hey did u recover

  • @arinkem7987
    @arinkem7987 3 роки тому

    Amy have you ever consider getting your hormones tested? Oestrogen and progesterone have been linked to migraine

  • @katierose307
    @katierose307 3 роки тому

    Hey Amy did you end up getting botox? If you did howd it go, was it a trigger?

  • @marijabu
    @marijabu 3 роки тому

    Helpful. Thank you. I have been having increasing symptoms and have gained weight. I am afraid of going on walks and have decreased my physical regime markedly. Comforting to hear the effects it has had on you as well. Continued progress to you.

  • @maleinetea1842
    @maleinetea1842 3 роки тому

    Maleine I can relate to you all of your symptoms. I have been having migraine for many years too. Most of the time I feel like it is taking over my life completely. I want to thank you for sharing and making an effort to make this video. You are not a lone.