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    BOOKS

    Nice one. A book I've really found helpful is "Mindsight" by Daniel Siegel. I'm a big fan of his because I never really "got" meditation until I listened to his explanation (via audiobook). While not strictly TMS related, its been the a close second to Sarno's work in terms of my personal recovery.
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    Best audio and video resources

    You're very welcome. Glad you found it useful.
  3. Sam Peterson

    BOOKS

    Hi Laurenld777, What are you looking for in a new book on TMS? The reason I ask is that my perfectionist brain I fell into the trap of "reading every last page of material on TMS". Fast forward six months and I was suffering major analysis paralysis! I got nowhere. You've certainly read the...
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    Best audio and video resources

    Hi tmrsi, I've built out a compressive list of videos, audio files (and text based programs) over here: https://tsugi.health/free-chronic-pain-resources/ (The Ultimate List Of Free Chronic Pain Resources - Tsugi Health) I know that suffering in pain killed my ability to focus and concentrate...
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    The eleven free programs I used to recover from chronic pain

    *Deep breath* First, I feel a little uncomfortable about sharing the 11 programs (yes 11) I used to treat my stubborn chronic pain. Here they are: 1. Alan Gordon’s Pain Recovery Program (21 days, text based with video content) 2. The TMS Wiki Structured Educational Program (42 days, text...
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    Is TMS back pain possible in your early twenties?

    Unfortunately yes. I suffered from back pain in my twenties too. Many doctors told me that I was "too young to have chronic pain". Very frustrating as it feels like I wasn't believed. The good news is that there is hope! The program listed here on TMS wiki was a life saver.
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    New here. So how on earth do you identify blind spots for recovery?

    Thanks @Idearealist, @jimmylaw9. I've certainly found writing helpful, but at times it just feels like I am "going through the motions" so to speak. I like the adage of how I "felt about it vs. how I dealt with it". It even rhythms! Catchy.
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    New here. So how on earth do you identify blind spots for recovery?

    Hello, Long time lurker, first time poster. I'm not one to bore you with the details, but have been on a long journey since suffering a minor back complaint a few years ago. Fast-forward a few years (and plenty of x-rays, MRI's, and cortisone injections) and have discovered Dr Sarno's work on...
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