Pain recovery program bug

jarditti

jarditti

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Hi all. I'm just starting the new pain recovery program led by Alan Gordon. I'm noticing that many of these images (?) are not loading. Are they instrumental to completing the program?

Thanks and all the best
Will
 

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jarditti said:
Hi all. I'm just starting the new pain recovery program led by Alan Gordon. I'm noticing that many of these images (?) are not loading. Are they instrumental to completing the program?

Thanks and all the best
Will
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Hi Will welcomea

I've mentioned your posting for you to @Forest here (in this posting on another thread) in case either he or Jan may be able to fix it: https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/about-this-subforum.33792/post-174590 (About this subforum)

With regard to the images being instrumental to completing the program, I haven't done the program myself but I have seen some of it and I believe the images would certainly help a lot. Fingers crossed it can be sorted out in due course (I say 'in due course' as Forest and @JanAtheCPA have a lot on their plates in keeping the Wiki and these forums running and moderated etc., especially as this is a new site recently having replaced an old version of the TMSWiki and forums).
 
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jarditti said:
Hi all. I'm just starting the new pain recovery program led by Alan Gordon. I'm noticing that many of these images (?) are not loading. Are they instrumental to completing the program?

Thanks and all the best
Will
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Hi Will - Can you give me a URL? I moderate the SEP, not Alan's program, so I don't know it well enough to know where these are.
 
Hi there. Pasting the URL below. If you scroll down to the bottom you can see where images are not populating.

Alan Gordon LCSW

New Program Thread 'Day 1: Introduction'

Day 1: Introduction

As the director of a pain center in Los Angeles, I've worked with thousands of pain patients and collaborated with specialists throughout the country, but long before that I was a chronic pain sufferer.

During my second year of graduate school, I developed severe lower back pain. Even something as simple as sitting and watching a movie became a two-hour long nightmare.

I saw three of the leading back specialists in Southern California, and they had three different opinions about the cause of my pain: one of them said it was a disc herniation...
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I'll contact Forest. We made the decision to go live with the platform upgrade even though there are a number of incomplete transitions that Forest needs to work on in his spare time (and there's the rub, since he actually has a demanding day job, family responsibilities, and his other "job" as a founding board member of the ATNS/formerly PPDA).

Accepting imperfection is part of our learning process dancea
 
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