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  1. J

    A Spondylolisthesis Success Story

    A Spondylolisthesis Success Story I have been reading this board and working for the past 12 months, but have never posted. This is to give hope to all you out there with this diagnosis. I am 42 years old, high school and college athlete, have always been into lifting and running and stay very...
  2. J

    A Spondylolisthesis Success Story

    A Spondylolisthesis Success Story I have been reading this board and working for the past 12 months, but have never posted. This is to give hope to all you out there with this diagnosis. I am 42 years old, high school and college athlete, have always been into lifting and running and stay very...
  3. Norrie

    After Great success I feel I am back at the start ..Help

    Hi all, I have been away from doing my TMS and mindfulness as I had such amazing success and it has crept back like a dose. I worked really hard last year every night and put in the work during the day with affirmations and self talk . I saw an incredible change with this program and Doctor...
  4. A

    CPPS Success Story - 39 y/o male

    Cliff Notes: -I've had chronic pelvic pain for 15+ years -I've tried many medications and procedures and none have worked except myofascial/trigger-point physical therapy -It took almost a year and now monthly PT visits, but my quality of life has improved significantly with pain dropping from...
  5. M

    Success !!!

    https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL77ngVgNbYLGMvqvpQNOCl1bsprSp4z4Z (My TMS Success Story - Overcome your Chronic Pain with Dr. Sarno's TMS Approach - YouTube)
  6. R

    Hands pain free for over a year. No more RSI!

    I’m a software engineer who types on the computer quite frequently. I had a bad experience with RSI for almost a year and I know how nasty it can be. I’m happy to say I’ve been pain free for over a year now with no signs of symptoms returning! I graduated from college in June 2015 with a degree...
  7. Jules

    Question about Success with TMS

    I am interested to find out how many of you were stuck in the TMS pain cycle, until you were officially diagnosed by a TMS therapist. I have been seeing a pyschotherapist for the last two years, however my pain keeps coming back, even after years of doing this work. Its now so bad that my...
  8. K

    Success in healing a long standing cough?

    Hello there, Has anyone had success in healing a cough using TMS methods? I've had a horrible, phlegmy cough for over 20 years, which I believe my brain may have created out of guilt (I smoked for many years and feel so bad about what I did to my body). I haven't smoked for over 10 years but...
  9. T

    Envy...

    Hi everyone This is something I've been thinking about a lot recently, or should I say worrying about! I thought I'd express it here and see if others could relate. I have always been a doer, and from when I was young I would find new interests and passions, and get really in to them, normally...
  10. W

    Can't believe I'm a SUCCESS story - Feet pain 15 years 90% gone!!

    I don't even know where to begin...since my pain started so long ago back in 2001! I recently spoke on a TMS success stories panel for my doctor and will paste my talk below. It's LONG. Like VERY long. Like War and Peace long. I was supposed to talk for about 30 minutes. I hope you find it...
  11. T

    A lot better...still some work to do

    Hi all. I wanted to share my success and ongoing work with TMS because it has been incredibly helpful and kind of given me my life back. It’s pushed me to address not just physical symptoms but a lot of other things in my life that I needed to address. I am sort of a work-in-progress but I've...
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