Sadly I can't edit the title of the first thread I've created, that would've been way easier than to create a new thread every time I want to make a journal update. But whatever 
Old thread: http://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/on-to-a-new-life.8969/
So I didn't keep up with the program yesterday because I had to travel for 4 hours to my parents and then my girlfriend came visit me, so I couldn't reserve any time for that. Today I told my gf that I want to invest 30 minutes to an hour a day for this, she seems to be fine with that.
The stress symptoms seem to continue, I feel like my heart is racing even though it's probably at 80 bpm maximum. I've also noticed that my breath is shallow; the physiological reaction to my emotions tends to reside in my chest, my throat and my head, at least that's where I feel "something". Kind of hard to pin down.
When was the last time you exercised or did another physical activity?
-> my last physical activity was yesterday, although it was just a walk in the park with my gf for 30 minutes. Still I noticed my left shoulder and the referred pain to my left elbow and couldn't resist massaging my scalenus muscles in the neck which when being pressed on recreate those symptoms and give me relief for a while. I still tried to convince myself that the underlying cause was only psychological, and I almost felt like a child that's stealing some candies from the cupboard when I massaged my TPs.
I'm exercising regularly, but only very restricted stuff. For example, before Sunday, I hadn't been jogging for about 5 months, although that would probably be the sport I'd select if I had to decide on only one that I could do for the rest of my life. I've had pain that I thought of as plantar fasciitis and achilles tendonitis for a few months and after that pain stopped, I soon developed pain on the inner side of my ankles. The funny thing is that the pain was dominant on my right ankle, but after reading about TMS it switched to my left ankle and I haven't felt pain in my right ankle anymore since then. On Sunday I just said "fuck it" and went for a run, it felt great. I still had a little pain in my left ankle but was mostly able to laugh about it and characterize it was psychological.
Old thread: http://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/on-to-a-new-life.8969/
So I didn't keep up with the program yesterday because I had to travel for 4 hours to my parents and then my girlfriend came visit me, so I couldn't reserve any time for that. Today I told my gf that I want to invest 30 minutes to an hour a day for this, she seems to be fine with that.
The stress symptoms seem to continue, I feel like my heart is racing even though it's probably at 80 bpm maximum. I've also noticed that my breath is shallow; the physiological reaction to my emotions tends to reside in my chest, my throat and my head, at least that's where I feel "something". Kind of hard to pin down.
When was the last time you exercised or did another physical activity?
-> my last physical activity was yesterday, although it was just a walk in the park with my gf for 30 minutes. Still I noticed my left shoulder and the referred pain to my left elbow and couldn't resist massaging my scalenus muscles in the neck which when being pressed on recreate those symptoms and give me relief for a while. I still tried to convince myself that the underlying cause was only psychological, and I almost felt like a child that's stealing some candies from the cupboard when I massaged my TPs.
I'm exercising regularly, but only very restricted stuff. For example, before Sunday, I hadn't been jogging for about 5 months, although that would probably be the sport I'd select if I had to decide on only one that I could do for the rest of my life. I've had pain that I thought of as plantar fasciitis and achilles tendonitis for a few months and after that pain stopped, I soon developed pain on the inner side of my ankles. The funny thing is that the pain was dominant on my right ankle, but after reading about TMS it switched to my left ankle and I haven't felt pain in my right ankle anymore since then. On Sunday I just said "fuck it" and went for a run, it felt great. I still had a little pain in my left ankle but was mostly able to laugh about it and characterize it was psychological.
