Just Been Thinking About This And, ((( Smiles )))

I remember watching TV long ago and they talked about a neurological condition that caused this man to speak with a British accent pretty sure thats what accent it was I watched it long ago but...
I decided to do some research on it and there is a neurological condition where one can speak with an accent it's called dysprosody.
There is an actually neurological condition for this plus..
As someone that has been diagnoised with dystonia and there are many types and variations of dystonia it's more like on a spectrum and not just all one thing.
I do have some knowledge in this condition and with some cases and not all cases of dystonia but like mine some forms can be extemely subtle...
and are visable only under certain circumstances, fatigue, stress, sleep deprivation, a coincidental pain which would make it more more visable to the observer.
And even with more severe forms the same things can be a factor for them too.
But just because that happens doesn't mean dystonia is not a real disorder and is just a form of anxiety disorder or phobia.
I've taken those wordings on triggers from the dystonia newsletters I get.
Another thing is there is an article in the newsletter the last one I think it was that they did a study a neurological one about how many people with dystonia also had anxiety.
It came out that a high percentage most did but that neurologist didn't say see it's anxiety that caused your disorder you just have anxiety a phobia all you need to do is go mellow out.
Actually I think most dystonia suffers would find that statement very demeaning if that was said.
Instead they believed either the anxiety was brought on by haveing this condition or there is some neurological brain connection dystonia can cause anxiety because it's a neurological condition.
And even with this condition, relieving stress and anxiety can help lessen or even relieve symptoms of course and a good idea to try to do, but it's not a cure...
and it depends on the symptoms and ones dystonia of course.
But trigger stressers can bring it on and stressers and stress is not always exactly the same thing like if you have epilepsy and flashing lights bring it on, thats a stresser not neccesarily stress.
It's complicated it's a neurological condition you have to read up on it alot and the people who are effected by it to understand it all but this condition can worsen stay the same improve or just go into remission like go away one day, and they are not sure why that is.
But maybe she is doing better but the stress stresser of the moment brought on her symptoms she couldn't control it at that moment being under pressure like that it triggered the symptoms of her condition she could be telling the truth as well as the doctors who diagnoised her condition at that time.
As strange as it may seem to others..
Lots of strange neurological disorders out there you'd be surprised.. (((( Smiles ))))