CRPS/RSD resources

TG957

TG957

Beloved Grand Eagle
CRPS (complex regional pain syndrome) aka RSD has risen in "popularity" among chronic pain diagnoses lately. Whether the doctors are finally better educated about it and diagnose CRPS patients sooner, or something else is in play here, we are seeing more posts here and more information out there online.

CRPS is just another TMS, but is so widely considered an incurable condition, that we need to bring out more success stories and information to the general public. As two CRPS success stories, @miffybunny and I teamed up and created a web site dedicated solely to the CRPS mindbody healing.

If you recovered from CRPS and are willing to share your story, we would be very happy to post it on our site.

So, here is the link, check it out!

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome : Your Path To Healing – FULL RECOVERY FROM CRPS (defeatcrps.com)
 
Congratulations on your new website. It's top notch.

Regarding your Resources section, I want to mention for your consideration another video by Lorimer Moseley in case you have not seen it. It is titled "Tame the Beast - It's time to rethink persistent pain." This is not as informative as the video that you list in the Resources section. I mention it only because it is shorter and less technical. Despite Moseley's engaging lecture style, I think the shorter video is perhaps more likely to be viewed in its entirely by a casual visitor to your website. Maybe the visitor would then be stimulated to watch the longer video. Here is the link:

 
Duggit said:
Congratulations on your new website. It's top notch.

Regarding your Resources section, I want to mention for your consideration another video by Lorimer Moseley in case you have not seen it. It is titled "Tame the Beast - It's time to rethink persistent pain." This is not as informative as the video that you list in the Resources section. I mention it only because it is shorter and less technical. Despite Moseley's engaging lecture style, I think the shorter video is perhaps more likely to be viewed in its entirely by a casual visitor to your website. Maybe the visitor would then be stimulated to watch the longer video. Here is the link:

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Thank you so much! Yes, I will add this to the resource list. Any other feedback will be GREATLY appreciated! I was not aware of this video. It is one of the most concise and compassionate explanation of TMS.
 
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