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Day 15: Symptoms always changing

Discussion in 'Support Subforum' started by David B, Jan 1, 2014.

  1. David B

    David B Well known member

    My symptoms are constantly changing. per Dr Sarno only the sympathetic nervous system can do this so no question it reinforces its all just MBS. Most amusing, well I working to embrace the amusement when it happens, is when they move many times in a matter of seconds. When my brain gets really crazy, eg it moves to some completely new part of my body, I can actually tell it to stop and it does almost instantly. Now I have to tap that ability for the stronger and more persistent symptoms.

    A big signpost happened yesterday. Watched the Duke Texas A&M game in a big soft couch with virtually no symptoms late at night. a combo that reinforces its my attention to the symptoms and my expectation thats driving and even creating them.
     
  2. Walt Oleksy (RIP 2021)

    Walt Oleksy (RIP 2021) Beloved Grand Eagle

    Hi, David. You're discovering one of the big "secrets" of TMS healing... switch your interest from pain to whatever
    helps you forget it. A good football game can do it for many of us.

    I'm a Michigan State alum so I'll be watching the Rose Bowl today. Go Spartans!

    In between using the snow blower because we're have a heavy snow "old-fashioned" winter.
     
  3. David B

    David B Well known member

    Great win yesterday! Yes Walt this is the next phase for me. I am working on not expecting pain, not looking for it and focusing on other things. Positive thoughts, activities that require focus.
     

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