Kiara
Well known member
Hi everyone,
I first did the TMS Wiki SEP a few years ago, to help me overcome my chronic back/shoulder pain. I also had Fibromyalgia and CFS/ME for a few years. This year my neuropathic pain (associated with the Fibromyalgia) went away, so I've been slowly tapering off all the medications for that! I'm really pleased to report such a significant improvement.
However, my last symptom - the chronic fatigue - has been harder to budge. I thought I'd try the TMS SEP again, and see if it helps me!
I've been using a number of techniques in my recovery journey including meditation, EFT, somatic experiencing, seeing a therapist, etc. I've also been using a couple of online programmes, Secrets to Recovery by the Optimum Health Clinic and ANS Rewire by Dan Neuffer. In addition, I recently found some journalling prompts on this website which look like a useful addition to the SEP: A Week’s Worth of Journaling Prompts: Healing the Past.
Look forward to getting back into it!
Cheers,
Lauren
I first did the TMS Wiki SEP a few years ago, to help me overcome my chronic back/shoulder pain. I also had Fibromyalgia and CFS/ME for a few years. This year my neuropathic pain (associated with the Fibromyalgia) went away, so I've been slowly tapering off all the medications for that! I'm really pleased to report such a significant improvement.
However, my last symptom - the chronic fatigue - has been harder to budge. I thought I'd try the TMS SEP again, and see if it helps me!
I've been using a number of techniques in my recovery journey including meditation, EFT, somatic experiencing, seeing a therapist, etc. I've also been using a couple of online programmes, Secrets to Recovery by the Optimum Health Clinic and ANS Rewire by Dan Neuffer. In addition, I recently found some journalling prompts on this website which look like a useful addition to the SEP: A Week’s Worth of Journaling Prompts: Healing the Past.
Look forward to getting back into it!
Cheers,
Lauren