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Alan has completed the new Pain Recovery Program. To read or share it, use this updated link: https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/painrecovery/
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Day one.
- Thread starter Emmyemmy
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JanAtheCPA
Beloved Grand Eagle
Hi @Emmyemmy and welcome.
Three things to get started:
1. Go to TMSwiki.org and find the menu item that lists the different symptoms that can be TMS. You'll find yours there.
2. Go to our Success Stories subforum and do a forum keyword search with your issues. You will find yours described by people who have recovered.
3. Read one of Dr. John Sarno's books. I am sure he includes urinary tract/pelvic issues in his book The MindBody Prescription, but my favorite is The Divided Mind, his last book, because five other MDs and one therapist each write chapters. I initially downloaded TDM from my local library. I subsequently purchased a used copy of the paperback for a reasonable price, but ended up giving it to someone. But by then I had moved on, doing our Structured Educational Program, and accessing many other resources, which I have listed as part of my Profile story.
Good luck,
~Jan
Three things to get started:
1. Go to TMSwiki.org and find the menu item that lists the different symptoms that can be TMS. You'll find yours there.
2. Go to our Success Stories subforum and do a forum keyword search with your issues. You will find yours described by people who have recovered.
3. Read one of Dr. John Sarno's books. I am sure he includes urinary tract/pelvic issues in his book The MindBody Prescription, but my favorite is The Divided Mind, his last book, because five other MDs and one therapist each write chapters. I initially downloaded TDM from my local library. I subsequently purchased a used copy of the paperback for a reasonable price, but ended up giving it to someone. But by then I had moved on, doing our Structured Educational Program, and accessing many other resources, which I have listed as part of my Profile story.
Good luck,
~Jan