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Day 1 - Struggling with crippling hip/lower back pain

Discussion in 'Structured Educational Program' started by Eddie, Jan 7, 2013.

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  1. Stella

    Stella Well known member

    Hi Eddie,
    There is great value in role playing the scenes from your past with the person who has caused you great anguish, and letting the person who hurt you the most know every last feeling from your heart. Hold nothing back.
     
    Stella, Jan 19, 2013
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  2. Eddie

    Eddie Peer Supporter

    Hi

    Day 16- Update

    Recovery moving along now. Pain dampening- hard to explain but the pain is still agonising but at the same time I'm not responding to it in the same way?

    The technique of 'Outcome Independence' is working very nicely. I highly recommend it to anyone. "Success is in how little you care about the pain" - DONT GIVE IN TO THE PAIN AND DON'T LET IT DISCOURAGE YOU NO MATTER WHAT!

    Great personal journey going ahead, enjoying learning all about myself, triggers and TMS/MBS.
     
    Eddie, Jan 21, 2013
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  3. JanAtheCPA

    JanAtheCPA Beloved Grand Eagle

    Eddie, I'm catching up with your story and everyone's great responses. I am so thrilled for you that you are discovering and working on your TMS at only age 20! I was also really impressed when you said this in your very first post
    because you clearly understand what community is all about, especially this community. We're here for the learning, and the progress, the hard times and the backsliding - and whether we're reading and posting about success stories or new struggles, we all come away with something new every single time we log in or participate in the weekly chat or listen to one of the webinars.

    It sounds like you're experiencing classic TMS distraction symptoms - and this may get worse before it gets better as your brain tries to keep you distracted from the deep buried stuff. Keep posting, and keep up the good work, and we're glad to have you on board!

    Jan
     
    JanAtheCPA, Jan 22, 2013
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