Recent content by fls90

I think its all about getting back to your baseline state, if the healing of the brain has completed or whatever then the only logical explanation is anxiety/emotional issues are disrupting the nervous system from making that switch back to the baseline

I completely sympathise with you, ive had opiate addiction when i was younger and benzo addiction. Its really not a nice place to be. Ive never had anti depressants, i dont belive in them. From what im told they just numb you to all feelings including good ones. I definatly think though when...

I get your point entirely but at the same time i think youve misunderstood, The example i gave in my previous post about how the guy took anti depressants for 2 months and to this day 15 years later has sexual problems and cognitive problems due to his use. I just dont buy it. It all seems...

While i dont use anti depressants or hair loss drugs i have noticed simmilarities regarding long term effects in people after discontinuation of the drugs. Anti depressant and hair loss drugs long term effects are identical Symptoms being: Penile shrinkage Ejaculation problems Brain fog...

im just curious as what non pain symptoms of TMS anyone has? very curious as the majority of the focus goes on pain but i would say there is equally an ammount of people with symptoms that arent related to pain

yeah it is very strange, my tms symptoms are improving massively and i have noticed i am barely playing attention to my tms symptoms when focused on somthing where as before i could not stop thinking about them. i have done no emotional work/release either. weird

whats confusing to me though is now that ive accepted the diagnosis, have i removed a block for emotions to now arise that i could not feel before?

i suffer with bruxism, sciatica, pudental nerve entrapment, twisted pelvis, hip flexor pain, tight pelvic floor, frequent urination and anxiety, since accepting the TMS theory and diagnosis the symptoms sciatica, pudental nerve entrapment, hip flexor pain, tight pelvic floor have dramatically...