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Day 42 What did I learn about myself?

Lars

Lars

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Today is the last day of the program. I learned so much from this program. This program made me start journaling dedicated for the first time. I learned so much about myself, about my personality traits and stressors in my life.

Compared to 1 year ago the pain in my neck and back has decreased by 80%. Very often I have no pain at all.
I also feel less tired, I go to the gym 3-4 times a week and start to get stronger.
I still have pain in my groin region often, I am sure it is TMS. My brain still tries to distract me and wants to convince me that the pain is caused by an inguinal hernia surgery I had in the past. I still have some work to do at this part. To convince myself that I am 100% okay. The next step I will order the book unlearn your pain, I hope I can convince myself 100% that all my pain is caused by TMS.

Best wishes
 
Hi Lars,

Congratulations on your completion of the SEP. I love hearing your growth and your reduction in symptoms. I hope your post inspires others to do this program.

I think you'll like Unlearn Your Pain. It is like 'therapy in a box' as far as in-depth inquiry into your past and personality.

I get that you want a deeper learning and confidence that there is no physical cause, that you desire that this learning goes deeper. I suggest that if you simply accept that this is where your learning is right now --and therefore there are some symptoms, this may be the best way to give yourself space for the deeper learning to happen. I trust that as you continue to educate yourself, even by reading Sarno or reading success stories this confidence will grow in time.

For instance, I like this video series interview with Dr. Sarno, as basic reminding/learning. Have gentle confidence!


Andy
 
Congrats @Lars! That's an awesome accomplishment :)

It sounds like you've made some real insights along the way, I think for many of us it's a continual process of deepening our learning and reminding our minds and bodies of this new information about TMS and ways of seeing pain. We've all probably had *years* of thinking to undo! Hope you're celebrating finished the program and your success so far.
 
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