Good morning! Yes, I am now free from chronic pain. I began my journey out in late August of 2022 via Dr. Charlie Johnson, this site and the Curable app.
I do think the circumstances surrounding the pandemic were novel and extreme; certainly enough to tip people over into chronic TMS.
I was also essentially born with TMS (tummy issues as an infant). However, my big pain that brought me to this “world” happened in 2022. As things began to calm down, my employer wanted us to come back to the office. I asked for an exception and was denied. So I applied for an internal...
Hi Blu! This resonates with me. I went quickly from 9/10 to 1-2/10 pain. I bounced around the level 1 (aka 90% better) for quite a while. Like you, I’d have times of zero pain. The past few months have been zero nearly all the time. In that time, I’ve continued to increase activity all while...
I have that book on my kindle now! I got sidetracked by "Scarcity Brain" (so good).
I've heard Nicole Sachs say something about how anything can be integrated into your life or "journey" as long as are you approaching it from a place of love vs fear or obligation. I was doing yoga and...
Twitching was a major symptom of mine. Now, muscle twitches are my first clue that I'm suppressing my feelings and/or am overwhelmed. My biceps, triceps, and every large muscle in my legs will twitch when I lay down at night to go to sleep. I just tell myself, "ahhhhhh, I see you. I will...
That sounds promising to me. I believe that physical actions help with both! Resuming activity after/during TMS is good for the body and the mind. So, physical therapies for FND seems perfectly reasonable to me, especially if approached with love Vs fear.
The pain is due to TMS, not to a structural abnormality
The direct reason for the pain is mild oxygen deprivation
TMS is a harmless condition caused by my repressed emotions
The principal emotion is my repressed ANGER
TMS exists only to distract my attentions from the emotions
Since my...
Doctors use a lot of phrasing that is deeply harmful to our minds. Bone-on-bone is not a synonym for pain. There are tons of people with bone-on-bone joints that do not experience pain. There are tons of people with perfect scans (ME!) that have experienced crippling, 10/10 pain. You have...
I started with episode 1 and caught up to current in about 8 months! ;-) Keep in mind that you may wish to try her approach and I do recommend giving it a whirl. You may vary. Either way, you are not wrong. Just finding your special sauce.