Jonathan's TMS Success Story - Sports Symptoms and Fibromyalgia
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2021
- Yet another TMs success story. This time Jonathan from New Zealand speaks about his journey with chronic pain and recovery. Enjoy!
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In a way it took me 30 years (was a patient of Dr Sarno's in 1991) . Yet once I found your videos 1.5 years ago (& nicoles) I listened relentlessly & felt better pretty quickly. I had evidence that built on itself. Your theory of "indifference" & self soothing were the 2 key things for me.
I love "consistent messages of saftey"
Thank you Karen. Much appreciate it.
Remarkable to hear from New Zealand and a patient of Lorimer Moseley. I can hardly believe Jonathan spent the bulk of his lifetime with such challenges. Yet he was smiling. And swimming in 50 degrees! And a Pug! Dogs are the best therapists ever! BTW, when he was talking about one of the authors pushing himself by hitting golf balls, I bet he was remembering Steve Ozanich.
Yes, I believe he was speaking of Steve O. too.
You have to Feel you emotions, and don’t avoid them , it hurts if you do. We are humans we have to feel. I like what you said Dan , fear is the fuel . It’s wonderful to see this guy doing better. Rock on Jonathan. 😇
Thank you
I think he is talking about Steven Ray Ozanich The Golfer). It was part of his "staying active" routine.
Amazing!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Dan brilliant video again thankyou , im the same when im busy and with family i dont feel the symptom, s but if my stress come,s it come,s back abit but i am learning to say to myself i am ok this is just a moment im having and when im carm again it gets better . I find when i watch nacture and take pictures it carms me down so much . Hope you and your mum are well 😊 . Can i ask which is the best book of somo to order or do you have a book yourself 😊
Of the Sarno books, I like The Mindbody Prescription. I'm half way through my book but don't have a release date yet. If you want my best information, I have a video course and group coaching program. This is the fastest way to recover in my opinion. PainFreeYou.com/join for details.
@@PainFreeYou Thankyou Dan you need to get the book done faster 😂😂 . I will have a noisy at the video course 😊
yeah i'm having a stress thing, my pain gets worse with stress and i get frustrated.. also, deep down i'm scared of things like my husband will get angry that he has been taking care of me for decades when it was all in my head and i didn't HAVETO be sick if i would have smartened up
To clarify - it's not like you did this. None of this is your fault. It's NOT in your head. The pain and symptoms are real. They just aren't caused by a faulty body. It's not a matter of being smart. This is where you ended up based on your life experiences. None of it is your fault.
@@PainFreeYou yes, caused by faulty processing, not a faulty body, still, i feel guilty.... even sarno, i found him while he was still PRACTICING, that's a lot of years to know about this stuff and not get better... i'm not sure i can put into words what i'm thinking... but i feel guilty and scared
@@mollieanne my husband is more the 'lose his temper' type than the 'understanding' type lol... do you think i'm strong? that's very sweet of you xox
@@mollieanne oh i have ptsd, generalized anxiety disorder, tons of abuse in my past, loads of reasons to be scared, and yes, i know the people in my life hurt me, but hey, no one is an island, and i would have been long dead without my husband taking care of me
@@mollieanne meh, i'm getting old anyway :) thanks, sis