Yes, I understand completely about the Fibro making stimuli more intensive at some times than at others. I spend a great deal of time alone in my office specifically to shut out the, what Ed would call, noise pollution. My anxiety issues that are separate but also intertwined with the Fibro are what I attribute to the inability to process even normal stimuli at times.
I get really bad migraines that cause me to be very sensitive to anything touching me. But there are times when I'm not having a migraine and anything (although usually people) touching me is still experienced as painful.
I also have episodes where, because of my DID, I feel like I don't fit in my own skin. I have no idea if you experience anything like this, so as to not sound too warped in the head I'll stop now. But, I do understand and empathise.
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I get really bad migraines that cause me to be very sensitive to anything touching me. But there are times when I'm not having a migraine and anything (although usually people) touching me is still experienced as painful.
I also have episodes where, because of my DID, I feel like I don't fit in my own skin. I have no idea if you experience anything like this, so as to not sound too warped in the head I'll stop now. But, I do understand and empathise.