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littledrummergirl

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I have been suffering from low back pain and numbness upon sitting for around a year now. It slowly progressed from a nuisance to being unable to sit for 20 minutes and an inibility to do my job. Dr Google suggested pudendal neuralgia, which of course terrified me and made me even more hesitant to sit. The more symptoms I read, it seemed the more I develop. Due to the fact this all started when my wife became ill (she's been in and out of hospital for a year now) and my worst incapacitating bout started two weeks before she's due to have major surgery, TMS is ringing all sorts of bells with me. I've tried most treatments and tests over the course of the year and honestly feel I have nothing to lose here at all. Armed with a couple of Dr Sarno's books, I'm looking forward to delving into the free course provided and hopefully I can start healing and taking care of my family again.
 
Littledrummergirl, you must be female but you mention your wife being ill.
I'll just figure you're a guy. Anyway, it sure looks like your back pain and sitting problem
comes from being emotionally stressed about your wife's illness. That's pure TMS,
so I hope you will start and work daily on the Structured Educational Program.

I too would like to know how things have been doing since you posted two years ago.
 
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