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loveanita

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The infection ran its course and eventually faded away. Maybe the infection started due to the TMS, but I believe pain was not part of it. Nov 19, 2024 at 8:24 AM

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  • My Story

    I have severe neural pain (that started with shingles) around my left shoulder that keeps me awake all night. Pain got worse gradually over a month.

    Previously I had depression and 10 years of persistent fatigue (it still affects me but less often). This nasty pain has started as I declared myself free from them.

    Timing of the start of the pain looks just right. My mood was better; I started having fun, I started planning a future that I enjoy, and putting a lot of work on it. Also, finally feeling energetic I had a huge to-do-list in front of me, due to the things that I have postponed over the years.

    I have TMS, but another facet, which I am not familiar with. It’s hard for me to live with pain. I am looking for a way to have a higher quality in life.
    1. loveanita
      loveanita
      The infection ran its course and eventually faded away. Maybe the infection started due to the TMS, but I believe pain was not part of it.
      Nov 19, 2024 at 8:24 AM
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  • My Story

    Location:
    Germany
    Diagnoses:
    Acute:
    Nerve pain due to shingles

    Chronic:
    Joint hypermobility
    Hashimoto’s
    Lipedema
    I have severe neural pain (that started with shingles) around my left shoulder that keeps me awake all night. Pain got worse gradually over a month.

    Previously I had depression and 10 years of persistent fatigue (it still affects me but less often). This nasty pain has started as I declared myself free from them.

    Timing of the start of the pain looks just right. My mood was better; I started having fun, I started planning a future that I enjoy, and putting a lot of work on it. Also, finally feeling energetic I had a huge to-do-list in front of me, due to the things that I have postponed over the years.

    I have TMS, but another facet, which I am not familiar with. It’s hard for me to live with pain. I am looking for a way to have a higher quality in life.

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