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  1. Cactusflower

    TMS in the news: there is help!

    CNN features a story of suicide, the surviving wife noting her husband had struggled with back pain and and stress. It explains fewer men will seek treatment for depression snd symptoms. https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/04/health/sushi-tuesdays-suicide-aftermath-wellness/index.html (We all need...
  2. E

    Convincing Others - Introducing a Coaching Program

    Anyone have experience with the The Pain Cure Clinic recovery program? I want to recommend it to a friend, but would like to hear some unbiased reviews first. She suffers from the whole gamut - back pain, migraines, anxiety, TMJ, insomnia, "Lyme Disease," Hashimotos? ... I lose track. Despite a...
  3. CoachMike

    Free TMS/Health Coaching

    Hey everyone! About 7 years ago, during a very stressful time, I developed a lot of scary symptoms with my hands and wrists becoming painful, weak, then even shaky. This moved on to general body pain and then continued on to other common TMS issues. As a fitness nut and someone who identifies...
  4. JanAtheCPA

    So Many Great Podcasts, so little time....

    Two more great podcasts I just listened to in the last few days: From Curable and Alan Gordon: Tell Me About Your Pain Podcast - in the December 28th episode, Alan interviews Dr. Howard Schubiner From our own Eddy Lindenstein: The Mind And Fitness Podcast - in the January 13th episode (#158)...
  5. Miriam G. Bongiovanni

    My Success Story - 3 years later!

    Three years ago, I started experiencing chronic shoulder pain, and had to stop pursuing my favourite hobby - rock climbing. The more I tried to heal it (through physiotherapy and rest initially), the worse it got. I had a costly MRI which revealed something called a HAGL lesion - a ligament in...
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