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Knee getting "caught" or stuck on itself

Marytabby

Marytabby

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I am a long time TMSer who got rid of all my back issues in 2005. I am now dealing with a knee that is likely TMS. My TMS doc in MA says he THINKS it's TMS but didn't say for sure. He vaguely said try approaching it as such. So I am trying the TMS approach. The knee grabbed my attention because I never had swelling with a TMS issue before and the knee not only has swelling but also this weird dislocating feeling whenever I pivot on the knee to turn around. I am pretty sure this is part of the TMS grabbing my attention but just confirming out here since it's new to me. Anyone else ever had a joint get stuck to the point where it feels like the ligament is caught onto something else, and it hurts when it "resets" itself again? Thanks, Mary
 
Hi, Marytabby. I haven't experienced that knee ligament symptom you mention, but believe it is from TMS.
If you haven't started the Structured Educational Program, I suggest you do. It has helped a lot of people
including myself.

You healed before from TMS pain and will again. Sometimes we need to remind ourselves that our pain
is not structural but is from TMS repressed emotions. The SEP helps us to learn what those are.
 
Thanks!
Do you mean Alan Gordon's recovery program on here?


Walt Oleksy said:
Hi, Marytabby. I haven't experienced that knee ligament symptom you mention, but believe it is from TMS.
If you haven't started the Structured Educational Program, I suggest you do. It has helped a lot of people
including myself.

You healed before from TMS pain and will again. Sometimes we need to remind ourselves that our pain
is not structural but is from TMS repressed emotions. The SEP helps us to learn what those are.
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