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[TMS RoundTable Global]

Tired of advice that never seems to work?
This week, ask Doc Tovah and a coach who broke free from chronic pain - LIVE
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Join us for a special TMS RoundTable Q&A with Miriam Gauci Bongiovanni, Trauma-Informed Coach, MindBody Practitioner, and author of The Pain Secret: Unlocking the MindBody Connection to Overcome Chronic Pain or Symptoms.
Miriam knows firsthand what it’s like to struggle with fibromyalgia, sciatica, piriformis syndrome, and neuropathic pain. Her journey with Dr. Sarno’s TMS concepts helped her eliminate all her symptoms—and even cancel a scheduled shoulder surgery!

Wednesday, September 3

19:00 Israel | 9:00 PT | 12:00 ET

Watch live on Facebook: TMS RoundTable Chronic Pain & Disease Recovery

Drop your questions below and Miriam will answer them LIVE!
Can’t make it? Leave your questions in the comments and we’ll make sure they’re answered during the Q&A.
No question is too small. No story is too messy.
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[feduccini]

Hi Doc! My question to her is how she managed the last leg of recovery, when she knew she was doing the work and healing would eventually come, but she didn't know how long it would take. Would she question herself if there was something missing, or did she accept she was on the right track and carried on?

Thanks for all the help and keep it up!

 

[TMS RoundTable Global]

Hi Doc! My question to her is how she managed the last leg of recovery, when she knew she was doing the work and healing would eventually come, but she didn't know how long it would take. Would she question herself if there was something missing, or did she accept she was on the right track and carried on?

Thanks for all the help and keep it up!

From
Miriam Gauci Bongiovanni

Very good question! Yes, in fact I did ask myself curiously (not with desperation) whether there was something missing when my sciatica pain seemed to linger. I got the answer soon: I still wouldn't trust that my legs could take all normal activity and was avoiding lunging or running. I therefore went for a very short run (just 100m) to prove to myself and show my brain that my body could totally handle this and to undo the belief that running might hurt. After that run, which I did with full confidence and firmness in my new beliefs, the symptoms went away. For this reason I'm a firm believer that if symptoms linger there's still something going on (a sneaky belief or something that's bothering you deeply).

 

[feduccini]

For this reason I'm a firm believer that if symptoms linger there's still something going on (a sneaky belief or something that's bothering you deeply).

Thank you very much Doc and Miriam. And great episode! A lot of food for thought, specially the part you talk about core beliefs.

 

[TMS RoundTable Global]

Thank you very much Doc and Miriam. And great episode! A lot of food for thought, specially the part you talk about core beliefs.

so glad you benefitted and it left you with some healing insights... doc tovah