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Day 1 Hopeful

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LindaStu

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My physical therapist (bless his heart) lead me to Dr. Sarno's "Healing Back Pain". I found myself in the pages of that book, and believe it is the missing piece in this 7 month journey of back & leg pain & numbness, drugs, epidurals, etc. I have ordered, and watched Dr. Sarno's lectures several times. I have resumed 95% of my physical activity, things I was too afraid to do before, and am thankful for that. However, I do still struggle with pain. I know many people's pain ends with the knowledge - reading the book, watching the lecture, etc. But mine, while improved, continues...at times, with vengeance! I'm hopeful that this program can finish the job - can teach me how to prevent, or halt the pain when it comes. I want to quit thinking about the pain and move on!!!!
 
95%? That's astounding actually! I'm still reading Healing Back Pain and I'm also hopeful about this group and program!
 
Hi, Linda. It's great that you're resuming activity. Don't worry about the pain. It will go away as you work on the TMS causes.
It will help you a lot not to think about the pain and instead move on to do and think things that make you happy and relaxed.

Only a few people I've read about actually healed from TMS right away. For most of us it took longer. Part of that is to finally believe
100 percent in TMS causing our pain. Anything less prolongs it.
 
JoeB1 said:
95%? That's astounding actually! I'm still reading Healing Back Pain and I'm also hopeful about this group and program!
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You're right! Thanks for reminding me, it is astounding!! I didn't mention that I've actually not done a lot of activity for almost 2 years now. Like Dr. Sarno talks about, my pain as moved - from frozen shoulder, to plantar fascitis, to low back/leg pain, tingling and numbness. Each one literally started as one ended! So, yes, 95% is astounding! It's because I just tell myself there's nothing wrong with me, the pain is caused by my head, and move forward. So good luck, JoeB1! I'm a believer, and hope you will be, too!!!
 
Walt Oleksy said:
Hi, Linda. It's great that you're resuming activity. Don't worry about the pain. It will go away as you work on the TMS causes.
It will help you a lot not to think about the pain and instead move on to do and think things that make you happy and relaxed.

Only a few people I've read about actually healed from TMS right away. For most of us it took longer. Part of that is to finally believe
100 percent in TMS causing our pain. Anything less prolongs it.
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Walt, thanks so much. Your words are comforting and encouraging, and much appreciated!!!
 
LindaStu said:
You're right! Thanks for reminding me, it is astounding!! I didn't mention that I've actually not done a lot of activity for almost 2 years now. Like Dr. Sarno talks about, my pain as moved - from frozen shoulder, to plantar fascitis, to low back/leg pain, tingling and numbness. Each one literally started as one ended! So, yes, 95% is astounding! It's because I just tell myself there's nothing wrong with me, the pain is caused by my head, and move forward. So good luck, JoeB1! I'm a believer, and hope you will be, too!!!
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That's awesome, Linda! I'm definitely a believer intellectually. I'm working on getting it on a deeper level!
 
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