G.R.
Well known member
Gailnyc,
I really liked Brady's book. I think it is best not to put pressure on ourselves about the time frame of our healing.
I do think putting that in our heads would cause more tension. I do find that difficult, also. If you can get passed that, I think his book has
many good suggestions, especially about visualization and pain talk. I never felt pressure reading his book regarding
the six weeks. I practiced a lot of his suggestions in the book and they significantly helped.
Another book I liked very much was Fred Amir's book, Rapid Recovery from Back and Neck Pain. This book
helped me even more than Brady's. I used them both at the same time. I find when I use their suggestions they work.
For me, I have to not feel discouraged when reading the testimonials in these books of people who get healed
in a week or two. I have to totally let that go. Sometimes, I find that hard. But I do not want to miss out on all the
great suggestions they have.
I think Brady does a very good job explaining the autonomic nervous system and how that effects the symptoms of TMS.
Once I really understood this, I felt I was understanding what was going on in my body and now I do not fear the pain.
I just really still read both of these books over and over because they seem to really keep me so encouraged.
Hope that helps,
G.R.
I really liked Brady's book. I think it is best not to put pressure on ourselves about the time frame of our healing.
I do think putting that in our heads would cause more tension. I do find that difficult, also. If you can get passed that, I think his book has
many good suggestions, especially about visualization and pain talk. I never felt pressure reading his book regarding
the six weeks. I practiced a lot of his suggestions in the book and they significantly helped.
Another book I liked very much was Fred Amir's book, Rapid Recovery from Back and Neck Pain. This book
helped me even more than Brady's. I used them both at the same time. I find when I use their suggestions they work.
For me, I have to not feel discouraged when reading the testimonials in these books of people who get healed
in a week or two. I have to totally let that go. Sometimes, I find that hard. But I do not want to miss out on all the
great suggestions they have.
I think Brady does a very good job explaining the autonomic nervous system and how that effects the symptoms of TMS.
Once I really understood this, I felt I was understanding what was going on in my body and now I do not fear the pain.
I just really still read both of these books over and over because they seem to really keep me so encouraged.
Hope that helps,
G.R.