1. Alan has completed the new Pain Recovery Program. To read or share it, use this updated link: https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/painrecovery/
    Dismiss Notice

Recent Content by sadoromi

  1. sadoromi
    Post

    Are fibromyalgia sufferers good TMS candidates?

    It's not your fault. You can't help those who don't want to be helped.
    Post by: sadoromi, Apr 19, 2020 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  2. sadoromi
    Post

    Rejection and Failure

    I'd say fail as much as possible. Get rejected like 100 times. You'll eventually get used to it and you'll stop taking it to heart. I think that's...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 17, 2017 in forum: Support Subforum
  3. sadoromi
    Post

    Alan G. People-pleasing isn't really people-pleasing

    So this is just fear, basically. It's not helping others and not being selfish that hurts, it's an underlying fear if conflict and anxiety. If...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 16, 2017 in forum: Ask a TMS Therapist
  4. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    I think I've told you everything I know at this point. Anything else from me would be too much of just guessing, but its well established that:...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 15, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  5. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    He has a point though, but that doesnt justify how he's ignored all the suggestions, including yours, and his overall behavior. We have private...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 15, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  6. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    A happy person is more likely to have less psychological issues. According to Dr. Sarno's TMS teachings, psychological problems are the driving...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 15, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  7. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    2. There are people with immense nerve damages and no pain. This suggests mind plays a huge role in regulation of pain. So yes, you can say nerve...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 15, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  8. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    Those are the rules of this forum. You are know judging a thing as complicated as human personality having a very limited amout of knowledge. We...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 13, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  9. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    When discussing topics that are contentious or when there is a disagreement in the thread, make a special effort to be polite and state your...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 13, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  10. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    Check out success stories. Those are real life practical examples and guidelines from experienced people. It is useful. And they dont sell...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 13, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  11. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    I think I wanted to not let people get discouraged from "his pain was not TMS, he had a real physical trauma". It sends a message that pain can be...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 13, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum
  12. sadoromi
    Post

    Not all chronic pain is due to learned neural pathways in the brain.

    I'd like to add that: 1. There are people with terrible disc injuries yet they experience no pain whatsoever. They just live with huge buldges in...
    Post by: sadoromi, Aug 12, 2017 in forum: General Discussion Subforum