GatorAlley
Newcomer
First off, I am a recent "discover" of TMS.
I hope to post my full story in a later thread, as I'm just now at the beginning of my TMS journey/recovery.
I read Dr. Sarno's "Healing Back Pain" this past weekend and then visited a therapist yesterday -- and by the end of that initial 60-minute session I feel that I uncovered something that was first planted in my subconscious over 30 years ago, and something that has affected many aspects of my life ever since.
Anyway, like I said, I hope to post more on all of that later.
BUT --- for now, I just wanted to share what I've been telling my brain over the past 24 hours.
Essentially, "I'm on to you".
-- I am aware of the issue, and it no longer needs to be repressed.
-- I know that you have been trying to help, but that is no longer needed.
-- What I want is the oxygen levels returned to where they are supposed to be.
-- I'm on to you.
Funny, but that phrase was stuck in my mind this morning -- and I recalled an obscure song from wayyy back in the 80s.
I looked it up, and it was from an 80s "hair metal" band called Hurricane.
I cued it up on Youtube, and it was uncanny how some of the lyrics applied to the TMS/brain relationship.
Yes, it's cheesy rock/metal music... and the singer is talking about a woman.... but still -- I feel that some of the words apply to TMS and the brain just the same, so I just wanted to share it in case anyone was looking for a "fight song" to pump them up in their battle with their pain.
Here are some of the lyrics, just for reference:
you're in trouble
And you'd better think twice...
I'm on to you
I won't be a fool
Can't you see how hard I try
To keep you satisfied...
What I wanna know is
What you want with me
You've got my attention
But not my sympathy...
I'm on to you
I won't be a fool
I don't wanna hear your lies
Being victimized...
I'm never gonna be your fool
///
Good luck to everyone out there fighting.
Keep the faith; that's what I'm going to try and do, one little step at a time.
Link to the song, in case anyone's interested:
I hope to post my full story in a later thread, as I'm just now at the beginning of my TMS journey/recovery.
I read Dr. Sarno's "Healing Back Pain" this past weekend and then visited a therapist yesterday -- and by the end of that initial 60-minute session I feel that I uncovered something that was first planted in my subconscious over 30 years ago, and something that has affected many aspects of my life ever since.
Anyway, like I said, I hope to post more on all of that later.
BUT --- for now, I just wanted to share what I've been telling my brain over the past 24 hours.
Essentially, "I'm on to you".
-- I am aware of the issue, and it no longer needs to be repressed.
-- I know that you have been trying to help, but that is no longer needed.
-- What I want is the oxygen levels returned to where they are supposed to be.
-- I'm on to you.
Funny, but that phrase was stuck in my mind this morning -- and I recalled an obscure song from wayyy back in the 80s.
I looked it up, and it was from an 80s "hair metal" band called Hurricane.
I cued it up on Youtube, and it was uncanny how some of the lyrics applied to the TMS/brain relationship.
Yes, it's cheesy rock/metal music... and the singer is talking about a woman.... but still -- I feel that some of the words apply to TMS and the brain just the same, so I just wanted to share it in case anyone was looking for a "fight song" to pump them up in their battle with their pain.
Here are some of the lyrics, just for reference:
you're in trouble
And you'd better think twice...
I'm on to you
I won't be a fool
Can't you see how hard I try
To keep you satisfied...
What I wanna know is
What you want with me
You've got my attention
But not my sympathy...
I'm on to you
I won't be a fool
I don't wanna hear your lies
Being victimized...
I'm never gonna be your fool
///
Good luck to everyone out there fighting.
Keep the faith; that's what I'm going to try and do, one little step at a time.
Link to the song, in case anyone's interested:
