Jojo61
Peer Supporter
So my pain is definately moving! My armpain is pretty much gone... I never thought I would be able to say that in my lifetime. Just about a month ago I had another 'flare up' and I was crying in my husbands arms convinced I would never get rid of it. After 'discovering' TMS things started to change quickly. I'm so grateful! I now have a sore leg and some footpain... But I won't let my brain fool me anymore! I actually went for a long walk right after my foot suddenly started to ache badly the other day and it worked. I'm amazed at the kind of pain the mind can produce because it felt/feels so structural... But it's not! I had a hard time believing that at first, once I did something changed.
Whenever I feel pain I now try to figure out what is bothering me emotionally. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. But that's ok. I just keep journaling daily and work on the SEP every now and then.
Another thing I've noticed is that I'm much less tired wich is great news for a new mom
I now do activities without even thinking about my (former) chronic pain and whenever I realise it that brings me so much joy. But what I value most of all about this journey is that I've realized how harsh I was always being on myself. I have so much more peace in my mind now.
So a huge thanks to Dr. Sarno and the kind people on this forum! I've learned so much from the SEP and reading other people's posts.
Whenever I feel pain I now try to figure out what is bothering me emotionally. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. But that's ok. I just keep journaling daily and work on the SEP every now and then.
Another thing I've noticed is that I'm much less tired wich is great news for a new mom
I now do activities without even thinking about my (former) chronic pain and whenever I realise it that brings me so much joy. But what I value most of all about this journey is that I've realized how harsh I was always being on myself. I have so much more peace in my mind now.
So a huge thanks to Dr. Sarno and the kind people on this forum! I've learned so much from the SEP and reading other people's posts.