No, but don't worry those sensations are normal reactions to something going on. I need to know first if you're experiencing any physical symptoms. By the way, the dream like state you mention is technically called depersonalization/derealization. Look them up.

Physical Symptoms?

Well when i'm around alot of people and get nervous my motor skills get considerably worse, and i cant focus enough to catch a ball or anything like that.

That's mental, I mean anything like flu-like symptoms minus a termperature, swollen throat, tight muscles or anything going on? Try to think of times when you're not feeling mental symptoms and try to pinpoint any physical ones you notice. Just so you know, this sounds like a typical glucose imbalance problem but in your case I can estimate it should be easy to fix.

Well, every once in a while I go through a night where I cant sleep at all. It seems to be random like once a month thing. It's not even like racing thoughts, its just i cant fall asleep.

Other than that i've been having pressure in the back of my head but my doctor said it was probably a neck muscle strain.

Yeah, probably not, I'll bet it's all tied together. What's your diet like currently? Any family history of anything?

Umm there's a history of diabetes on my dads side and alzheimers on my mom's side.

Other than that, I try to eat healthy, but I do eat alot of sweets. Normally I eat alot of fruits and occasionally vegetables when available.

I don't eat too much at a time,

Normally i day would go like this

Cereal, OJ

2 Hot Dogs and a tropicana fruit smoothie

Random junk foods (chocolate or whatever i can get my hands on)

Dinner which my mom makes pretty healthy

and then more junk food until i go to bed.



Hope that helps

Pretty poor diet, and with a family history of diabetes it could be part of not the main problem here. I strongly recommend eating a healthy diet with whole grains and no junk food at all, that will give you a good indication of how much your diet is effecting you within about two weeks or so. Cut out everything bad, eating only fruits occasionally, and no more than two servings of them a day. Carbs should be a little lower and slightly higher protein, but you can adjust that as you like because if this is your problem it sounds like a fairly easy case to correct.

I'm really skinny too.

So what should I eat?

Good meats, nothing processed and no deli meats, eggs, whole grain bread (read labels, must say 100%!), brown rice, whole grain pasta, stuff like that and plenty of vegetables, though mainly things like green beans, broccoli, green leaf lettuce (make salads), brussels sprouts and so forth. Avoid corn and any root vegetable (potatoes, beets, carrots, etc.). For cereal grains you can try whole grain oats, quinoa and other such things. For fruits, apples, pears and such are best, try to avoid citrus, but lemon juice is good to drink, only fresh though. Juices should be avoided or at least cut with equal amounts of water and with no added sugar if you want it. No coffee, no tea unless completely free of caffeine (caffeine free does not mean no caffeine), no soda, no candy, no fried foods and such. Basically just eat healthy and stick with it. Never, ever go off of it for about two weeks and see what happens. If you feel worse within two weeks, it means you have a sugar problem, but you may also feel better.