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    An inspiring young woman's fibromyalgia (+ poss FND) recovery/success story...

    I'm posting up this young woman's success story video (she became debilitated with mind/body symptoms from a very young age) for a couple of reasons ... First, she recovered from fibromyalgia and possibly FND (Functional Neurological Disorder) as, along with being housebound due to pain she had...
  2. CharlieEvans180

    Guardian Article is a Must Read for EVERYONE

    Seeing this work go mainstream with scientific basis is massively beneficial to those of us with a belief problem! In Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jan/26/the-mindbody-revolution-how-the-division-between-mental-and-physical-illness-fails-us-all (The mind/body revolution...
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    FND (formerly conversion disorder) as a form of MBS, a.k.a. PPD, (formerly TMS)

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/ideas/videos/the-misdiagnosis-that-sent-me-to-psychiatric-hospi/p0dqf3km (The misdiagnosis that sent me to psychiatric hospital - BBC Ideas)
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    My Theory- Difference Between Psychogenic and Psychosomatic

    I believe that conversion disorder has another purpose besides a distraction from emotional pain. I believe that in my case it has also been a vital expression of emotional pain. This is different than TMS which only serves to distract. As Sarno says, Conversion disorder/hysteria is psychogenic...
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    Conversion disorder/CD, PNES, FND

    Hello, thank you for taking the time to read my story. I have been ill with conversion disorder for over a decade. My longest seizure was three days straight, and the most I have had in a day has been about 50. All in all, I have fallen about 30,000 times and about half of that has been through...
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