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    "Hope that the anxiety will come, that way you can practice and practice".

    Standing. Clapping. That takes a lot of courage to seriously contemplate, let alone practice fully. As hard as it is to hear sometimes, as challenging as it is to do, and as often as I fail at it, I remind myself that I have to have the attitude that "I want to go through this pain" because...
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    How far we have gotten from Sarno

    The only fair measure of anything is results, so your opinion on this subject carries a lot of weight. And, fwiw, I think checking in to see if you're feeling pain is a form of overthinking which will create more problems than it will solve. Long story, but Christianity has evolved into the...
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    At an impasse

    Challenging fear-based beliefs is one of the most simple yet complicated things we can do. Yes, in HBP, Sarno is adamant that fear of movement reinforces the pain cycle and rejects the idea that our bodies are fragile. I'm a work-in-progress, but in Sarno I trust.
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    Going back to work

    Authentic and inspiring.
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    Article: Therapy Targeted at Controlling Emotions Could Help Ease Chronic Physical Pain

    https://www.discovermagazine.com/mind/therapy-targeted-at-controlling-emotions-could-help-ease-chronic-physical (Therapy Targeted at Controlling Emotions Could Help Ease Chronic Physical Pain)
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    Mommy is Killing me.

    Baseball65, I respect that, unselfishly as always, you express yourself authentically through your own personality and experience. In short, my personal takeaway from your post is that action is the best antidote to anxiety and all that goes with it.
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    Treating Medically vs. TMS

    Lol. Understood. Two weeks ago, I was holding my 90-pound dog around the waist (normally super chill) for the umpteenth time while his nails were being trimmed. He pulled back suddenly, and I felt a pop in a rib. Just assumed it was a cartilage tear and avoided lifting heavy things overhead but...
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    Sports Hernia/Adductor Tendinopathy

    "Sports hernia" has become a catch-all for many issues. You have had imaging...I'm assuming that includes both x-rays and MRIs. If there were, e.g., an impingement or tear, that should have been detected, so TMS is definitely a possibility. I work with athletes. The two I know who were given a...
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    I'm Presenting at Long Covid, Vaccine Injury Summit

    Congratulations, Andy! Looking forward to whatever becomes public.
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    Generational Trauma

    I believe I am the architect of my life. That said, when I analyze some of the traits I share with my sister and my children, I think there's truth to the idea of generational trauma. This article does a good job of describing a complex subject...
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    A great resource on TMS healing

    I listen to Eddy's podcast every week. Not surprising, your show was excellent and informative. Thanks!
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    I fear of stop weightlifting

    Lifting weights isn't for everybody or every body; however, with proper breathing, is good for addressing anger issues.
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    Marisa Peer “I am enough”

    Peer has a lot of YouTube videos available for viewing and is a highly regarded regular on the personal development podcast circuit. Fwiw, I think she is legit with a healthy message. She trains people in her form of therapy (e.g., hypnosis, in her case). Of course, that kind of business model...
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