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jwiles

jwiles

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I have heard of peoples pain disappearing after hours of accepting TMS. Others it seems to be a bumpy road. My pain after five days of returning to activies has had Ups and downs but it Hasnt left me crippled like I was afraid it would. My question to ppl who recovered from tms is how long after returning to activity did it take you to eliminate pain. I know it doesn't really matter because everyone's recovery is different but I'm still curious.
 
Hang in there buddy, you will heal when your ready. Dont compare your healing to anyone elses. No two people heal the same way. Let go of trying, which is hard for tmsers. We want control of a lot of stuff in life. Accept where you are and head forward in confidence, even when you don't know where your headed.

Keep gaining knowledge, then stop searching for more and put what you learned into action. Find what things work best for you and keep using them. People will help you along the way, but you will be the one to ultimately heal yourself. Goodluck, we are what we believe.

Ryan
 
Hi, jwiles. Ryan has it right. TMS healing comes at a different time for different people but seldom is fast. It takes some time and effort. But that's good because it keeps us spending more time thinking and journaling about our emotions which cause pain.
 
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