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gevorgyan
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 Posted - 12/23/2005 : 04:07:31
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I have just written a special x-mass carol for TMS-guys
You can song it to the melody of “jingle bells”
“My back is well, my sacral is well
My hands and legs are well
It is not enough,
Because I am sure that my head is also well!
I am not afraid and I am not sad,
Because there’s nothing to be scared,
It’s only naughty kid in my mind,
Making me this TMS
I’ll set him free, I’ll let him cry,
I’ll let him on a rage,
Then I’ll hug him and I’ll kiss him
Will be end of TMS”
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marytabby
USA
545 Posts |
Posted - 12/25/2005 : 06:49:48
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| Very nice, thank you for that. |
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Laura
USA
655 Posts |
Posted - 12/25/2005 : 10:33:20
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Hey, this is fun. I'm going to make up a little verse of my own. Here goes:
Jingle bells, TMS smells
Sarno has it right
All these stupid symptoms
Are because I'm wound up tight
Merry Christmas everyone!
Laura
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gevorgyan
115 Posts |
Posted - 12/27/2005 : 02:11:44
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I have spent so happy Christmas, almost pain free!
During Christmas Eve I discussed with my husband about all the worries which can cause the TMS. Then I have had two happy days with the feeling that I keep control of my mindbody. I have done things that I almost forgotten.
Now I am very encouraged to continue this. I am sure that if I finally overcome TMS I will be stronger person than ever. Similar experience?
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h2oskier25
USA
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Posted - 12/27/2005 : 15:07:10
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Wow, that's great.
My favorite poem re: TMS comes from one of Dr. Schechter's Patients I believe he called her "Darlene." Special thanks to Darlene and Dr. Schechter for providing it on his tapes.
I'm demanding that my brain
abandon it's defense
of creating so much pain
whenever I've been tense.
So stop hiding my emotion,
in every muscle and each nerve.
I'm getting into motion
with vigor, vim and verve.
I'm calling my unconscience bluff
to end this silly game.
Through tears and fears it has been rough
I've managed to stay sane.
I've had enough of this charade
And enough of victimhood.
No longer fooled I'm not afraid
I'm getting rid of pain for good.
So good-bye today to TMS
[I'm healthy as can be]
Now gratefully I must confess
the truth has set me free.
I've had to be steadfast and strong
Get angry, yet stay gentle.
For so long, my thoughts were wrong,
the problem was all mental.
I add the part in []'s. Again, I'd like to thank Dr. Schechter and his patient "Darlene" for sharing this.
Best wishes to all this holiday season.
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