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bryan3000
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 Posted - 02/14/2012 : 16:21:33
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Holy #### holy #### holy ####!!!!!
HellNY,
I'm recovering from a host of TMS symptoms and some medical mistreatment.
I do some light to moderate lifting and used to lift heavy almost daily before my breakdown 2 years ago.
Today, I've had burning on the inside of my elbow just below my bicep on both arms. I did curls yesterday! I swear to god, I don't ever remember feeling this before. Just so happens, I read your post before going to bed last night. Slowly today, this burning skin sensation has come on. I can't even believe this. It's almost laughable. I mean, I guess I could have held my arms in a bit and rubbed them there against my body, but I swear I've never felt this.
Our minds are freaky, amazing apparatuses.
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-1/2010 - Developed chronic sinus problems. ENTs/Docs can't find anything
-5/29/2010 - Doc gives cocktail of allergy meds which induces first ever panic attack/anxiety.
-7/16/2010 - Anxiety stays/worsens - put on Xanax
2/1/2011 - Began Xanax taper - Withdrawal starts - full body chaos
-6/11/2011 - Last dose of Xanax. Physical/emotional chaos continues for several months.
-Now: Taking it day by day, looking for real answers and ways to heal myself without medical poison. |
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BecB
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Posted - 02/14/2012 : 19:41:01
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Hello,
Yes, the whole body and mind are connected. Sometimes if I think to myself that I have had a couple days without much pain then BAM, the pain will come back. If I immediately think about what is possibly bothering me psychologically right when the pain comes, then after a couple days it seems to get better. Just keep looking for patterns or triggers. My pain is in my mouth too so I can understand how hard it is.
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Thinking About A Body Part Brings On The Pain
