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Tender Points

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mdh157

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Does anyone here have TMS but not have any of the tender points? I seem to not have them (exc for the leg tendons, do not know exactly where to check for those so I cannot say if I have them or not).
 
Tender points or not, tms can manifest in many ways. The brain is capable of inflicting all kinds of symptoms. So I would not base whether you have tms on tender spots. I'm no doctor either, so the choice is yours to do tms healing. Or if possible go see a tms doctor to get the rubber stamp. If you have already been checked out with nothing wrong by a regular doctor, then try tms healing you have nothing to lose. it's a fun journey and your in for an amazing ride.

Ryan
 
Great advice, Ryan. I like your thoughts that the TMS journey should be a "fun journey."
Take it seriously, but spend time relaxing and enjoying each day. Don't spend more than an hour a day in the SEP.
Take time off for fun.
 
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