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  • Thank you for sharing your story. I see myself in you, and you are not alone. We are all in this together. I also have shoulder pain, mine is in my shooting arm, I am a photographer. May I ask, What kind of "light exercise" do you do?
    Hello Grateful,
    I too at this moment was pondering the thought of reading more books. I am only day five and thrive on all the TMS info. I beleive Steve O's book will be next.
    I too can't wait to get back to days where I can do whatever I want with no fear and pain.
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    Hi LoLo, Oh Steve-O's book the Great Pain Deception is how I first learned of TMS> and happens to be my all time Favorite TMS book, hands down. I have read 7 or 8 of them now. So it has only been several months since finding out about TMS. I already knew I had a mind body issue but my healing had stalled because I did not have this all important TMS piece of the puzzle.
    Grateful17:"I have read 5 TMS books and ordered 3 more, then read somewhere that I should STOP collecting information and just focus on healing. "

    Read all the TMS books you want. TMS KNOWLEDGE is the best first-aid kit you can own. You'll be lending them out and will need one for reference on occasion. SteveO's GPD is the go to TMS text and his appendix of TMS symptoms is a great reference.
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