Paul

My condition has been with me for forty years and I have seen anyone and everyone in an effort to get relief, which never ever materialised.

I told my wife about my TMS and she has been very supportive, to the extend of reading some of the testimonials and lectures in the lessons. Other friends find it almost offensive, whilst others are very interested, however, don't see in it any relevance for them. I have been at pains to explain TMS to our adult children in the hope that the awareness my save them unnecessary pain in the future .

The lady who told me about her battle with TMS and subsequent transformation after reading John Sarno's latest book, was unaware of this site until i drew it to her attention, so if you read this post Best Regards CG for the introduction to Dr Sarno XXXXXX

 

Hi Paul,

Welcome to the forum. It's hard when we finally acknowledge what has been causing our symptoms and want to share it with others, they react with scepticism and take offence. I recently lent a friend a copy of one of Dr Sarno's books with the verbal disclaimer, 'don't hit me.' I was saying it in jest but part of me felt almost apologetic. I haven't had any feedback yet on what the friend thinks, but I will take it on the cuff if it's negative. My other half is the biggest sceptic of all. He has had a full complement of TMS issues during the years I have known him.

 

Welcome Paul.
This journey will be so eye opening to you.