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Lumbar spondylosis

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Hi everyone,
I have low back pain and had an x-ray of my back. The impression was that I had mild lumbar spondylosis. Is there any evidence that this type of diagnosis can be a potential symptom of TMS?


Thanks!
 
Yes, anecdotal evidence of healing in large numbers. Many have been diagnosed with spondylosis and have healed, remember what Dr. Sarno said, it's the wrong diagnosis that causes the problems, not the technique employed.

Also remember what he said, "you will do well to forget everything you think you know if you are to do well." So you need to forget about what your spine is doing once you've been cleared of any danger.

The spondylosis diagnosis is a common misdiagnosis of TMS. If you want to erase it from your mind's eye then try to get to a TMS doc. But you don't have to do that in order to heal. At some point you need to just see the truth within you. Then act.

So, your body is only one part of this equation. Look at your history and personality, as well.

Steve
 
If I remember correctly, Nicole Sachs had the diagnosis of spondylosis and she completely healed by treating it as TMS. If you put her name in the search box at upper right corner, a video of an interview she did with Forest should come up in the results. It may be helpful for you to watch it and hear her recovery story.
 
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