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Hi JanAtheCPA, I've actually surprised myself in that I have been able to write down everything that comes up. I try to get myself in a zone mentally and then speed write without punctuation or editing spelling mistakes and I've found that helps. To get to a place where I can do this I leave it...

I haven't been very active in writing on the forum in the past couple of weeks. With various things going on I didn't get around to doing the SEP every day. Today's question to ponder asks if your pain has moved around and how this affects your belief in the diagnosis. Unfortunately my pain...

It's really interesting and encouraging to read so many of the above responses. Thanks to all for sharing. Plenty of food for thought

grapefruit I wonder if the type of pain plays a part? For example, if their pain hasn't been present for a long time or perhaps if it is a pain that isn't constant? This might suggest the neural pathways are less deeply ingrained? I really don't know though, would be interested to see what...

Thanks guys I think I'm beginning to get my head around it. It certainly is interesting and probably is the interaction of the two. I think I'll add one of Schubiner's books to my reading list.

Hi all, I am at the beginning of the SEP and have previously read some of Sarno's books. From reading Sarno it seems to me that emotional repression is the reason for TMS and the accompanying pain. However I can see that there is much discussion, especially from doctors who came after Sarno...

Hopethishelps I was drawn to the beginning of your post about people generally not sharing their repressed emotions and experience of uncovering that repression. I am only at the beginning of my TMS journey and journalling etc. but in making lists of past events I have uncovered some things...

The day 4 question to ponder asks you to think about a disheartening thing that a doctor has said to you. In my case, towards the end of an appointment with a neurosurgeon (which lasted for no longer than 10 minutes and half of which was him dictating a letter for his secretary) I was told...

Jan thanks so much for your reply. It's nice to know that other people are out there and have come through this. You're right about the brain saying not to write things for fear of sounding stupid. Here's to letting go :)

Hello, this is my first forum post and the beginning of my TMS healing journey. About me, I first developed pain in my lower back over 4 years ago when being handed something heavy and I have had that pain ever since. Over the 4 years I have gone to countless practitioners and tried different...