normanyogi
New Member
Hello all,
I am a 42 year old male who has been diagnosed with pudendal neuralgia. I have been making progress in PT, but I am starting to consider that my pain may have an emotional / psychological component to it. How could it not, actually? I am going to complete this online seminar, and I am also reading "The Great Pain Deception." I am optimistic about this program, especially in light of Dr. Sarno's claim that mere knowledge and understanding of TMS often has a therapeutic effect. I am a perfectionist and can easily see how my subconscious mind could be in rage, and I have also experienced some emotional trauma in my personal life the last couple of years. My pain is not too bad at this point, but my goal is the same as everyone who has come to this forum, namely, to be free of pain and suffering.
I wish you luck on your journey as well, and if any of you have any experience dealing with pelvic pain using Dr. Sarno's methods, I would love to hear from you.
Sincerely,
Chris
I am a 42 year old male who has been diagnosed with pudendal neuralgia. I have been making progress in PT, but I am starting to consider that my pain may have an emotional / psychological component to it. How could it not, actually? I am going to complete this online seminar, and I am also reading "The Great Pain Deception." I am optimistic about this program, especially in light of Dr. Sarno's claim that mere knowledge and understanding of TMS often has a therapeutic effect. I am a perfectionist and can easily see how my subconscious mind could be in rage, and I have also experienced some emotional trauma in my personal life the last couple of years. My pain is not too bad at this point, but my goal is the same as everyone who has come to this forum, namely, to be free of pain and suffering.
I wish you luck on your journey as well, and if any of you have any experience dealing with pelvic pain using Dr. Sarno's methods, I would love to hear from you.
Sincerely,
Chris