Ditto. I think you and I attach alot of significance to Sarno as he feels like the "source" for us? I know I sorta look side-eyed at Schecter...
I don't think she was directing anywhere in particular just making the observation which I find alot of truth in. Depending on my state of mind...
I've been working through the SEP again as I mentioned above. One of the things that is difficult is that since I've done it several times...
Been thinking on this and have more thoughts. You're getting tossed around in a stormy sea of fear and rumination, you need a lifeline. So...
Sorry to hear that, but you're only 6 weeks post surgery and you have to keep reminding yourself of that. I see a lot of fear in your post -...
Oh! I remembered why I opened this thread... Beer, and alcohol in general, can absolutely have an effect on symptoms. Think about it - if TMS...
You're in good hands here with these superstars of the TMS forum, but I'll just add a few things: - I discovered Sarno through dealing with pain...
Well at least it was only time reading and not any $$. I went in with this while I was dealing with it (and after surgery):...
That's definitely how I took it and it's all true. When I was diagnosed with a hip labral tear and "FAI" - I spent way too much time looking at...
Circling back on this old thread, it's been almost a year and a half since I posted the above and I'm sitting here trying to remember the last...
Treating ourselves badly is a human trait, not just TMS related. The irony though is that with TMS-prone individuals we are typically...
To that end, I can recall many times in the far past where I was mowing the lawn and ruminating/mulling over some argument I had and how I...
Thanks for pointing how sports and chores can be meditative. They're all something we can do on "automatic" and therefore allow our mind to...
One of the Doctors that continued Sarno's work, I think it was Dr H Schubiner, had a technique he used when a patient had made long evidence lists...
She doesn't have to have experienced knee pain in order to offer advice on TMS treatment.
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