John Gibson
New Member
Hey peeps,
Thanks to this forum and wiki, I beat a nasty RSI issue that I had been dealing with for years. I had the classic TMS profile: no structural abnormalities, no clear injury, goodist/perfectionist. Tried EVERYTHING...until discovering Sarno's diagnosis, which finally worked. Now, though, this F'ING TMS is back! Now, though, it's in my back and shoulder. Another classic TMS profile: no real initial injury, comes and goes, doesn't hurt during physical activity, only hurts the day after, etc. I have had a shoulder MRI and nothing was seen. I go to the Dr and the pain "magically" disappears in the doctor's office. This time, though, I am finding it harder to beat. Is it possibly because I have beat it before and now my brain is like "Well, you have beat it before. Why are you having trouble with it again?". I guess all I am looking for is a pep talk to help me get rid of this again. Any help is appreciated....
Thanks to this forum and wiki, I beat a nasty RSI issue that I had been dealing with for years. I had the classic TMS profile: no structural abnormalities, no clear injury, goodist/perfectionist. Tried EVERYTHING...until discovering Sarno's diagnosis, which finally worked. Now, though, this F'ING TMS is back! Now, though, it's in my back and shoulder. Another classic TMS profile: no real initial injury, comes and goes, doesn't hurt during physical activity, only hurts the day after, etc. I have had a shoulder MRI and nothing was seen. I go to the Dr and the pain "magically" disappears in the doctor's office. This time, though, I am finding it harder to beat. Is it possibly because I have beat it before and now my brain is like "Well, you have beat it before. Why are you having trouble with it again?". I guess all I am looking for is a pep talk to help me get rid of this again. Any help is appreciated....
