Mental Anguish

I have yet another doctors appointment tomorrow at 9 in the morning. It seems to me that all I do is visit doctors. I think I keep the medical field in business or at least keep my doctor in his Mercedes. This time it is to discuss new medication for my Neuropothy, or at least that is what they think it is. I think my mental state is I have given up on doctors try to sort out what I have and what I do not have,  at this point I think they are just coming up with big words to describe symptoms that they cannot explain.
    So far no one has been able to explain why or what causes a Dystonic storm they just know it is not an epileptic seizure, and that it is not a seizure of any kind. It just when the brain desides to throe random signals around in your brain that cause your arms and legs to twist, and it causes some type of mental issues when it does, but in there defense the brain is very complex. I just wish sometimes they would say that they did not know, but as for anyone those words are hard to say.
    All I know is that when I have a Dystonic storm I can get very angry, and I am not an angry person normally my whole personality seems to change during the storm, and I have noticed with everyone that it takes longer to regain what I was, and I never return to the person that I was before this all started. I can tell you that my personality has changed since I got this disease, and my everyday normal.what ever that is, has changed, and with every storm I lose just a little more of what I used to be. If you knew me in high school you would have known me as a fun loving laid back guy, and if you were to meet me now I have totally changed from what I used to be. Thoughts that I have never had I have now. my mind has worked different than most peoples anyway. I try to stress to people when I can that my mental state sometimes is not good, and there is no good way to describe it. I am not angry at anyone although I may appear to be. My mind runs so fast sometimes that I can't keep up so I have to go somewhere quiet and try to collect my thoughts, if they can be corralled.
   Sometimes they can't so I may have to quietly slip outside and leave where ever I may be at the time. Sometimes I may appear confused, most of the time I am not confused I am just pondering things more than I used to. I talk less, and ponder more which most of the time is a good thing, but it is a change in my behavior non the less. Most people with Dystonia do not like to attempt to talk about the mental stress the disease puts on them they prefer to not discuss it, and I can understand that, but again, I am different I discuss how i feel and the symptoms that I am having on various days. Many people with Dystonia do not like talking about the mental stages of the disease for fear they may be called crazy. You may call me crazy if you like and it will not affect what I write or bother me in the least because there are times this disease will make you crazy. Thoughts, actions, and anything else you can think of.
   This is not an easy disease to deal with, and I will continue to say the reason that I write is so whomever reads this may get a glimpse into what Dystonia is and what it can do. Understand there is no cure for the disease they can just treat the many symptoms that come along with the disease, but most of time the mental part is left out and all that is talked about is the physical which in and of itself is painful as well.
     Just keep me and my family in your thoughts and prayers as we try to deal with this disease, and as my family tries to deal with the many mental phases of the disease that no one wants to talk about, but we all know are there. believe me there are many times that I think I am going crazy and my wife has to assure me that I am not that it is a part of the disease. There have even been times I thought my wife was trying to poison me, and yes that sounds crazy, but it is just one of the many things she family deals with on a daily basis, and I do not remember saying that I thought she was poisoning me she has to tell me later when I can comprehend what she is saying.
   I titled this mental anguish because that it the feeling I have today. Tomorrow may be different only God knows.