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| pericakralj |
Posted - 09/21/2007 : 10:50:10
Hy everybody.
As ussual i need some advices.I was pain free for about two months with only a few ultra small relapses which dissapierd in one or two days,and pain levels of these relapses was so minor that i could feel no pain if i didnt think about it.I really tought the battle
with this retarded gremlin was over,and i was so happy.
In the mean time as my pain subsided in past two months i stoped all TMS work,didnt read the books,stoped psychotherapy...
But about seven days ago i started to feel some pain and i tought it will pass as ussual but it didnt.From day to day its getting to be more and more anoying.Especialy after reading Mondo's post.
I am a little scarded dont know really why,and again i started to think that maybe something is wrong in my body.And biiigest thing is i am a little bit tired with all this.Funny thing is that my symptoms are switching from place to place so many times in one day,and when i woke up in the morning i am pain free until i remeber TMS and pain.
SO need some advices,again..
P.S. I am going thru so many things right now.I am opening my first private bussines,and i am a little bit short with money.On the other side i have to pass three more examinations to go in next year of my college.And the job with my father is not going so well.....
And as ussual sorry about my english ...
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| la_kevin |
Posted - 09/23/2007 : 11:11:29
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Originally posted by drziggles
My first advice would be: get out of here! Stop reading the forum for a while and restart the TMS work you were doing. For some people, reading about other people's physical symptoms makes them feel worse. Those people should not spend much time on this site. Good luck.
I agree with that one big time. I would say do the work and stay away for a while until you break through the flare up cycle. |
| Dave |
Posted - 09/23/2007 : 10:21:59
The fact that pain subsides and then returns later is a good sign.
It is not uncommon to have relapses, even some that are more intense than the original symptoms. The brain will not give up its strategy without a fight.
Taking a long-term view is essential. Don't fall into the same traps again. Say to your brain "Aha! I know what you're trying to do and I'm not going to let it happen!" Then just continue to do the work.
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| armchairlinguist |
Posted - 09/21/2007 : 15:45:43
Clearly your TMS work was helping you, and you are not doing it now, so it's not able to help you. The obvious thing is to restart doing it. It doesn't sound like there's any other mystery to solve here. :-)
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| drziggles |
Posted - 09/21/2007 : 10:57:54
My first advice would be: get out of here! Stop reading the forum for a while and restart the TMS work you were doing. For some people, reading about other people's physical symptoms makes them feel worse. Those people should not spend much time on this site. Good luck. |
