Thanks for this @Cactusflower, what you said I agree with a lot. I'm at a point where I want to believe my chronic foot pain is truly TMS and nothing is wrong. I want to live my life normally (walk normal / not avoid stairs / not limit myself to less than 3k steps a day, etc.)
However, I just...
This has really taken a big toll on my life in all aspects and I'm writing this to see if anyone has any advice for me as I'm lost at the moment.
To give some background on me, I'm a 21-year-old college student who had found TMS through an elbow injury I had a few years back. Back then I had no...
I think in my case my TMS isn't exactly linked to stresses going on in my life it was always just a very catastrophic mindset I developed. So I would fear using my elbow because I was scared it would make it worse or I would pay all my attention to it every little movement which is the case I...
In my opinion, the risk to reward currently is not worth going through the pain assuming it's TMS and potentially making it worse. I could just play it safe and not work out with the right arm for like 10 weeks while I start a rehab program to get it back to normal. However, this time I know of...
So years ago I developed some pain in the elbow from tricep tendonitis. Long story short I became very scared and babying it for almost a year refusing to use it for daily tasks but eventually once I learned about TMS It went away all of a sudden and my recovery was fast. So I know I'm already a...
To give some background I've definitely had TMS in both my right and left elbows on and off for the past 3 years related to tendonitis. In the very beginning it was so bad and I had no clue about anything related to TMS that I would almost refuse to use my arms for even the simplest of everyday...
To give some background I've definitely had TMS in both my right and left elbows on and off for the past 3 years related to tendonitis. In the very beginning it was so bad and I had no clue about anything related to TMS that I would almost refuse to use my arms for even the simplest of everyday...