Me neither and I haven't quite yet pinpointed why. But kudos to him for helping others, it takes all kinds to make the world go round.
Famous for a reason! And good reason too.
Oh I like podcasts - try Eddy Lindenstein's "Mind and Body Fitness" and also Nicole Sach's "Cure for Chronic Pain". I find these nice to listen...
You said it - you're obsessed with the symptoms, that's classic TMS behavior. Once you reach outcome-independence, and no longer care about the...
You said you resolved lots of other symptoms - what methods worked for those other symptoms? Have you diligently applied those methods to this...
Thank you for the kind words! Are you practicing TMS techniques or are you new at all of this? That will change my response. For now I would...
I need to remember phantom limb pain as an example when I am trying to present my case to someone about TMS. Usually I talk about how tears are a...
That's a pretty strong line-item to add to your evidence sheet. I know if I had that, I would put it down, bold it and capitalize it and look at...
I hear you - it's so hard to communicate this to someone that you know it will help. Instead you get accused of attempted "gaslighting" etc....
Not a great weekend has some symptoms flaring back up. Had some unfortunate things happen with vehicles - accidents and damage, almost all of...
Update - I continue to plug along. doing what I want to do (running, cycling, hiking, weightlifting etc) with minimal to minor issue with my knee....
You have a pretty good orthopedist!
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Evidence lists are one of the most effective means for me to combat TMS. Others I like to recommend: - Reading success stories here (and the...
Truly easy (i.e. Zone 1) running can be non-painful, which sounds like what your spouse is doing - but even then I would argue it's probably not...
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