Just keep doing what you're doing. You're still recovering. No need to change anything since you haven't hit a wall (haven't made any progress for...
Yea, many people quit before they even start. You’ll be rewarded for putting effort into your life. I think about what the difference is between...
Yea, the chronic pain reddit is awful. If someone posts a success story there it is often removed because it's considered gaslighting, ableist...
I spent many years on pain forums and now that I feel good I spend time on exercise forums like r/ running or hybrid athlete. It blows me away how...
You pushed a mental barrier of how much you can handle.
I did 20 days of the SEP program. You don't have to do the SEP program. It's mainly journaling. This is what I feel is important: 1. Sink the...
That’s great. If you can be pain free one day then you can make it permanent.
A volunteer?
Tasha Stanton is a neuroscientist who works with people who have osteoarthritis. She does a test where she places a patients knee in an imaging...
I did little for the first year of my journey, then a lot for 2 years+ , and then the last 1-2 years+ barely anything - only behavioral...
Nice picture, Chrono Trigger is a great game. People in my life barely listened to mindbody work in the beginning but now that I'm very physically...
Yeah, that sounds almost exactly like the same experience I had.
I’ve read and watched a whole lot of success stories and this is definitely the weirdest one. I first thought they were all the same person on...
My symptoms were never extreme fatigue but I exercise every day and the days I don't exercise I have more energy. That's normal for anyone. Then...
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