Tacosaurus Tex
New Member
Hi everyone,
I recovered from "carpal tunnel syndrome" in 2008-2009 through using Dr. Sarno's techniques and now I'm back to conquer what I believe to be other psychosomatic conditions. For the past several years I've suffered from recurrent bouts of insomnia and am currently experiencing some major sleep disturbances. I've also recently come to terms that I have major problems with compulsive behaviors including obsessive ordering and listing (e.g. listing the 100 greatest basketball players of all time in my head), and embarrassingly enough, compulsive masturbation. I understand these conditions as psychological defense mechanisms to deal with repressed emotional pain and I plan on trying to do what I can to eradicate them.
What I think is noteworthy about what I'm doing is that I don't have any physical pain to speak of. There's no back pain, tendonitiis, foot pain, neck pain, etc. I have a series of psychological equivalents (some of which I've had since infancy) and I believe I can use the TMS treatment method to eradicate, them or at least radically alleviate their intensity. If you suffer from depression, chronic insomnia, OCD, sex addictions, etc. then I think my thread might be of interest to you. I know with this community's support I'll make great strides toward living a happier life and I'd like to use this structured treatment program, and this forum, to relate my progression from day-to-day.
David
I recovered from "carpal tunnel syndrome" in 2008-2009 through using Dr. Sarno's techniques and now I'm back to conquer what I believe to be other psychosomatic conditions. For the past several years I've suffered from recurrent bouts of insomnia and am currently experiencing some major sleep disturbances. I've also recently come to terms that I have major problems with compulsive behaviors including obsessive ordering and listing (e.g. listing the 100 greatest basketball players of all time in my head), and embarrassingly enough, compulsive masturbation. I understand these conditions as psychological defense mechanisms to deal with repressed emotional pain and I plan on trying to do what I can to eradicate them.
What I think is noteworthy about what I'm doing is that I don't have any physical pain to speak of. There's no back pain, tendonitiis, foot pain, neck pain, etc. I have a series of psychological equivalents (some of which I've had since infancy) and I believe I can use the TMS treatment method to eradicate, them or at least radically alleviate their intensity. If you suffer from depression, chronic insomnia, OCD, sex addictions, etc. then I think my thread might be of interest to you. I know with this community's support I'll make great strides toward living a happier life and I'd like to use this structured treatment program, and this forum, to relate my progression from day-to-day.
David
