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| icelikeaninja |
Posted - 07/15/2013 : 07:59:46
Today is my first Tms therapy visit in awhile, I am quite nervous for some reason. I feel as if my mind is on hyperdrive and part of me doesn't want to go to therapy .
The first times I never had pain I noticed I had extreme OCD , looking for objects and items I could care less about normally. During those times my mind also drifts to past relationships I've had with women and I truly do not want to recite these memories.
Sarnos first words were I needed therapy back in 05, I guess a lot has changed and it would help to go back. |
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| Bugbear |
Posted - 07/16/2013 : 05:46:50
Really pleased for you, ice.  |
| icelikeaninja |
Posted - 07/15/2013 : 19:26:27
She was telling me before sarno retired he was experimenting if alopecia is also Tms. |
| forestfortrees |
Posted - 07/15/2013 : 14:38:11
Yay! :)
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| icelikeaninja |
Posted - 07/15/2013 : 14:28:13
It opened my mind again and I was able to get a lot out. Wish I went back sooner. |
| Bugbear |
Posted - 07/15/2013 : 11:02:03
Hi Ice
I began TMS therapy a few weeks ago. I have tried different types of therapy in the past including seeing another TMS therapist for a short while (too CBT for my liking). I came to the conclusion that my intense pain is just not going away through knowledge, journaling, meditating or whatever. I need some outside support. There are all sorts of things that I would rather not talk about from my past but these are what needs processing and resolving. I have read on here that the most important part of the the therapy is your relationship with the therapist. So go and see your person and make a decision after you have met them.
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| gigalos |
Posted - 07/15/2013 : 10:40:23
Sounds natural to me for the reason you already state.
Just go and let it happen....  |
