great strategies within this post. thank you!
breathing issues has been a lifelong TMS issue for me. it comes and goes~ a tightness in the chest, inability to catch a deep breath. it’s amazing...
urinary urgency truly seems like a hobgoblin of TMS that is just very popular right now. I’ve had it like a motherf*cker and it’s been so darn...
could be both! but i’d say wait it out. see what happens. it will likely just go away the minute you stop thinking about it. sometimes a real...
wow. hyper vigilance definitely is a hobgoblin of the TMS work. thanks for reminding me of that.
i used to get canker sores all the time. and now i have a host of other obnoxious TMS symptoms but no canker sores at all. i definitely chalk them...
It’s been the most pernicious TMS i’ve had. It even went away for like 6 months and then came back and has been really really difficult to...
i have the same exact thing! drives me crazy. i guess that’s why it’s tms and it persists!
keep up the good work! i suffer from this too and it’s off and on. it’s a process!
I believe that chronic lyme disease is TMS. I say this because I had it and resolved it through TMS techniques.
I have been a true TMS recovery story for many years, and have had many symptom imperatives that I have gotten over using tried and true...
ugh. tell me about it! tms recovery can be ridiculously frustrating. i’ve had symptoms that went away for a while and then came back and took a...
i agree! and whatever it takes and however you do it, relaxing the central nervous system is KEY. if you can relax and come to peace in your...
it’s often darkest before the dawn! keep yourself open to the healing process having no set timeline~ but know that TMS often gets worse right...
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