Recent content by Onasunday

As I have mentioned in a prior thread, this is my second go round with TMS and I really thought that my knowledge of it and work I've done prior would lead to better recovery in round two. I've been pain free for two months but my strength in my tricep is just not coming back. This all started...

I started the Structured Educational Program. I'm pain free and this is the second time in three months that the pain is gone. I know I still have fear because I still have arm/tricep weakness and still cannot raise my right arm entirely. I have started back up at the gym and the arm fatigue...

Really finding it hard to shake this version of TMS. I recalled years ago when it was my back and leg that I just walked daily through the pain and talked to my brain. I have been trying to take a similar approach with the nerve pain in my arm by resuming push-ups but the tremors/shakes make...

Did you ever get the shakes with TMS? I was doing some yard work and my right arm was so shaky.

There is comfort knowing I'm not the only one with TMS armpit. LOL

TMS just amazes me. I mean, the last day of vacation as I'm packing up ready to board a plane, while my wife is recovering from a stomach bug. The timing is remarkable. Furthermore, the first go round many many years ago was nerve pain in my back and leg complete with numbness. It knows I...

Really appreciate all the feedback. When I recognized with the help of Dr. Gwozdz that this was TMS, I began to get better. The pain went away and all that remained was a restriction in my ability to raise my arm straight up and the aforementioned tricep weakness. I thought I was home-free...

It has been quite a long while since I've been on the forum because I was a TMS success story from many years ago. Recently, my right arm went haywire. Nerve pain up and down, incredible tricep weakness, etc. I saw Dr. Gwozdz and we agreed this was TMS re-emerging. I went back to my TMS...

Hello All, I haven't been on here in a long while because a couple years ago I rid myself of my god awful nerve pain in my legs and back after recognizing it was TMS. It was a long journey but a rewarding one and life changing. I still go to therapy and have a completely different mindset...

Mimi I have had similar success but like you haven't completely jumped the hurdle. I was nearly useless in January and couldn't walk ten steps without my right leg going completely numb and burning like a torch was held to it. I now walk for miles, sometimes jog, do push ups and actually play...

It can be extremely difficult not to start TMSing over TMS. I joined a volleyball league even though I was still dealing with pain but figured it was a great way to start doing something I love while being physically active. The first game I could barely move or jump and it felt like hot...