Such an intelligent talk/ recovery story Vince! Can relate as a long chronic headache/ migraines- sufferer( and fibromyalgia). Just like you I just want to kill the chronic of this! You did a great job! Bravo 👏 ! Enjoy living with less painkillers 😀and a fearless mindset! Thanks for sharing Dan! 🤗🌻❤️

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

You are quite welcome.

A fee weeks ago I had a big relapse. Same pain in the back I felt when TMS was at its highest. As much as I got a little demotivated, I did not stop amything. I lifted heavy weight as usual, went to the gym everyday, went to the office to work and it simply disappear. It is crazy how much this works. Every time I have even a small pain, I simply ignore it and continue with my day and it eventually disappears. As always thanks Dan and Vince for the content and the reassurance

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome. Thank you for sharing your experience and success.

@CruisingWithElena

2 ай бұрын

Thanku for sharing❤

These stories that go beyond back or skeletal pain are very helpful. As you said in the video… TMS has endless ways to present. Many of us have “uncommon” symptoms like dizziness or depression or IBS etc. Great to hear success from someone who had a myriad of non-standard symptoms

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

Thanks Vince, you articulate your journey so well, I think Steve Ozanich called TMS OCD of the body, I totally relate, that constant checking and hypervigilance. I like the super power idea - our bodies are like antennae that tell us when something is off. And I too am now OK about taking meds if needed, I dont beat myself up and focus on just taking good care of myself. I too am doing so much stronger and no longer freak out, Dan I think I am ready to do my success story, will be in touch soon x

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful Jan. Love it. You can get on my calendar at: TalkWithDan.com

Vince and Dan - WOW what a great start to my Sunday! Thanks for sharing your journey. I especially appreciate the honesty about still having some symptoms but not CHRONIC! That brought tears to my eyes. Dan, your generosity and devotion to all the TMS suffers, is evidence of the basic goodness of this world ❤❤

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Peggy. Honored by your comments.

IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'VE HEARD SYMPTOMS OTHER THAN PHYSICAL PAIN TMS. DR. SARNO SAYS OCD, DEP. AND ANX ARE ALL TMS EQUIVALENTS SO THANKS, DAN.

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Many mental health issues are driven by the brain perceiving danger.

I also am impressed by the support of his family and friends. That he can be so open and share with them. Mine don’t seem to “get” it.

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

You don't need the support of friends or family to get well. This is definitely an inside job.

Vince, thank you so much for your sharing. Your open heart and honesty helped to heal myself and I am sure anyone else who listens. My story was very similar to you with chronic migraines, OCD, and digestive issues versus back pain. It was so good to hear your journey and that its normal for it to come and go because we are human. I had a flareup and freaked out. I was not being kind to myself. Time to rewatch my Dan videos. Lots of love and support for everyone. Thank you❤❤

This was beautiful to watch. I know I’ll soon be up here to give my recovery testimony/story. Thanks so much Dan and congratulations Vince.

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful.

Change your story! That particular line hit home. 🎉

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Excellent.

You can imagine. Got the migraines sorted. No meds. Wow. But how. To me. They are the most difficult. Well done Vince. Good job.

Listening to dan and his success stories make me feel hope . I had headache all day until I sat listening to Dan and this vid calm and hope.

Thank you, both! Hearing your story helps me in my journey. We are awesome! I’m proud of everyone here. Keep going and living. Greatful to Dan, Dr. Sarno all the pioneers who have changed lives.

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

Ahhhh I love this! I watched a success story where the guy just got rid of his pain and never had it again and I held onto that idea that the only way I was successful was if it never came back and I’ll get frustrated and despair when it does. Now watching this I feel like I am successful because I can talk to my brain and calm myself to the point it disappears within a day or two. Maybe that’s why it’s been so persistent and keeps coming back in other areas because I keep thinking I’m not successful if it’s not gone entirely and I never feel it again

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

There is no way to prevent symptoms from EVER happening again. But if you are unafraid, know exactly whats going on and how to respond so it goes away quickly - THAT is success.

I’ve been dealing with so much pain in different parts of my body- nerve pain, sciatica pain, back pain, muscle weakness etc etc list goes in and on and on. I’m starting to work Dr. Sarno’s method and was doubting I can heal, this gives me so much hope!! Thank you so much.

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Awesome. A great place to start is here: www.PainFreeYou.com/start - go through the resources there.

@lizgil7323

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I’m hoping I can work with you in the future :)

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

@@lizgil7323 One thing you will see on my Getting Started page is that I run group coaching that can be joined any time and get started immediately. It includes a video course as well as a great community of others going through their own recovery journeys. www.PainFreeYou.com/join

Vince I was in the group with you back in Fall 2021, thank you for sharing your story!

Good work Vince hold your torch high! No matter how clear I sometimes still find it amazing our mind can create so many different symptoms. I beat TMS in 2015. I was done! Cured! Nope: 2022 -23 its back albiet different symptoms. Im not a quitter though. Appreciate your encouraging story

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

See if you can get back to the same level of clarity and mindset that allowed you to beat TMS before. Do that again and you may be pleasantly surprised.

Thank you Dan and Vince Congratulations so very happy for you! You are living life to the fullest! I’m in the Coaching Calls also and it is helping me greatly! ❤️

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

❤wow Vince Thanku so much u have helped me so much just hearing ur story . Thanku❤

A super power! I Love it😊. It's true seems super sensitivity can be a huge blessing-not always a negative thing.🙏 musicians, writers, dancers & painters, singers, creative people…are, generally speaking, the compassionate ones in the world. Wonderful testimony, & thank you. I agree the lowered immunity from stress def can cause body responses. ❤

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!

I had chronic sinus issues for years. They came and went, sometimes within a few minutes. Once I recognized that they were just another TMS symptom they resolved. I get little flares but they never last. No medication needed anymore.

@leftypd5363

Жыл бұрын

Same here!

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing Kathy.

@wednesdayschild3627

Жыл бұрын

I think this and ear infections are allergy related. Allergy has a tms component. Probiotics have greatly helped me.

Wonderful interview! Congratulations Vince!

Great chat. Thanks to you both. For me sinus problems were definitely TMS!!!

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

Thank you! 🙏😊

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Any time!

Wow!!! That was great thanks and more thanks❤

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Great job Dan and congratulations to Vince!

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Congratulations on your success 🎉❤

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Thank you Vince you’ve shared valuable insight… I too have often wondered if those suffering from TMS have a greater insight into our bodies and therefore once we gain the insight and knowledge that is POWER! You are definitely a superhero sharing your story so much of it resonates -a great reminder to many that we truly can choose how to respond! Sometimes, I do forget & react habitually - yet I notice and bring myself back! Thank you again Dan this is so powerful it touches again on what does success look like!! It looks like this.. like Vince - being able to calmly respond with the knowledge this is an inevitable/ occasional /temporary setback- knowing this too will pass is such a different mindset to feeling beaten. I can’t thank you enough Dan you’ve changed my life xxx

Thank you

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome

Knowledge and changing your story!! Loved this discussion!! Keep up the great work Vince!! XO

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

What about someone like me, I’ve healed back pain nerve pain and intestinal pain simply by knowing about tms but now my tms came back with chronic daily horrible headaches. But I can’t get them to go away even though I already and very well versed with mind body and tms? 😢

Wow that was a nice surprise, I can relate to everything Vince said, iv managed to refuse all drugs suggested by doctors ext, but I'm pleased that taking a pain killer from time to time doesn't stop my progress, I think the germ a phobia is one of my concerns, with all the discussion around what it's all about ext that's coming out know,

Thankyou Vince and Dan for sharing your story so inspiring 🤗☺️ . My symptoms are up and down but recently a little bit better as I start to live life little bit more thank you again take care of yourself 😊🤗

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Awesome Paula.

Thank you for sharing your story Vince.. Love the “Super power” 😁🙌🏼 Thank you Dan for bringing us these inspiring success stories..🙏🏼☺️

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure!!

Great success story Vince and Dan! So helpful to know what to expect when we get to recovery. Knowing how to handle the bumps on the road is a superpower! I feel like as I'm overcoming TMS in this process right now, I'm building a very strong foundation that will help me when the chronic pain disappears. This process will provide me with that strong superpower that Vince talked about! So helpful to have the right expectations once we are chronic pain free. Thank you both....

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

You got this!

Many important messages in this conversation! I recommend you all to watch this one Thank you Dan , youre the best Greetings from Germany ❤️

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words and recommendations to others.

Are you under a dietician. So many foods/fats irritate the gut, especially on top of structural issues, that have probably healed.fight and flight big cause. I ended up with a stomach ulcer after so much stress. My mum passed with bowel cancer so I know the connection for me. Lots of food no go for me. Maybe treat it as TMS I'm trying. Wishing you well. What a great success story. Than you both.

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

I've known tons with TMS that went down the diet/nutrition rabbit hole to to avail.

So, the pain never completely goes away, but your channel’s name is pain free you. I like the name of the channel better than the prospects of your discussion, but we are just human and life comes with pain. May God help us all🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

So many parallels with my own story. I have the same findings in my MRI - they are called white matter hyperintensities and are completely normal in later life but drs. say are linked to migraines and MS if found when younger. I have had other drs tell me a portion of the population have these and that they are unimportant and normal abnormalities. Also, i have been diagnosed OCD w/ somatic preoccupation since teenage years and medicated (with poor control) since then. I ALSO had childhood stomach illness (in my case reoccurring pancreatitis) which i believe set me up for my struggles with TMS.

@toshuarussell4703

Жыл бұрын

I have this too on mri . Two spots and they swear it’s not ms. I think it scared the life out of me. I got horrible ms symptoms after and have had them for almost a year. They just pushed for more mri testing of the spine for check for ms I never did it. Also a friend with ms told me she had spots they claimed was a headache spots but a year later she rechecked and it was ms . This kept me sooo scared . It’s so wild how it can keep going when you’re so scared

@liannevalle

Жыл бұрын

​@@toshuarussell4703 This is almost exactly the same as my story also. Had the same MRI findings - a tiny speck of white matter hyperintensities in my brain, and did alllll the tests for MS. I had 4 additional MRIs of the neck, spine, and lumbar region. All inconclusive and showed nothing. Naturally, I developed more MS-like symptoms at the same rate I was googling MS symptoms lol. But I would find articles where a patient diagnosed with MS showed huge lesions in their brain yet their only symptom was vision issues. And when performing autopsies on people, researchers discovered that some people with no symptoms actually had lesions in their brain/spine. I was like, there is no way that my tiny little white matter speck is causing this large array of symptoms. Everything points to TMS.

@toshuarussell4703

Жыл бұрын

@@liannevalle yes I had two small spots. I have since have left side weakness , balance issues , dizziness, headaches , vision ECT ECTTTT I have so many symptoms . It’s been life changing to get those results honestly . Health anxiety was saying nooooo it’s something . It’s been hard and I wasn’t able to put together those spots are nothing . I’m so glad you did lol How are you now ?

@liannevalle

Жыл бұрын

​@@toshuarussell4703 Yes, I am experiencing all those same symptoms and then some. At my worst, I was in a wheelchair. I even unexpectedly got pregnant and had to give birth to my third child early due to these symptoms. It’s all TMS. And lately, I am making significant progress. Reach out if you need someone to vent to because girl, I know how scary these symptoms are. And we really don’t hear much about all of these non-pain type symptoms. Keep applying the TMS knowledge. That’s what Dan is here for! Keep going!

@toshuarussell4703

Жыл бұрын

@@liannevalle I would love to connect ! I have 4 kids myself ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Ear infections were chronic with me for a time when I was also having back pain so I wonder if it might be the same for Vince…TMS rather than a tubing issue

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he and I spoke a bit about this after the interview. Great point Paula.

Hi Dan English is my second language is limited at some point is still good to join group couch.?

@PainFreeYou

4 ай бұрын

That depends on you. We have many in the group where English is a second language. Just know the conversations all happen in English. If you can follow along - you should get benefit.

How long from time did it take u to learn TMS before ur migraines left?

@PainFreeYou

2 ай бұрын

This is an old success story so I'm not sure if Vince is checking in on comments. How long someone else took has little bearing on how long it will take you. Symptoms will go away when you have created credible evidence of safety that outweighs the brains false perception of danger. A great way to get started is my fast start playlist of videos. DansFastStart.com

How many days a month do you get headaches now Vince ?

@PainFreeYou

Жыл бұрын

I won't answer for Vince, but I'll share my take. They don't happen that often and when they do, they never get to the migraine level and dissipate quickly. Knowing how to respond to pain is, as Vince called it, his "Superpower". That's available to all of us.

Sometimes I take one third of a paracetamol (if I'm stuck)& it works lol TMS PDP

Called muscle clenching nothing mysterious about it. Affects allot of people. It’s psychological habit forming and can affect the entire body, cause pain, muscle weakness and compensations. Also, all these psych issues, posture and breathing leads to tension in scalenes compressing brachial plexus which leads to pain through the entire upper body and severe headaches.

@PainFreeYou

4 ай бұрын

What's the cause of the clenching and what's the solution?

@xpost92

4 ай бұрын

@@PainFreeYou like clenching your teeth at night same thing really. People can clench anywhere really. Stress anxiety, muscle problems etc etc. be aware of it and stop it. I clenched my neck for years after cancer causes massive problems leading to compensatory patterns. Stress, anxiety, highly strung people and posture.

@xpost92

4 ай бұрын

@@PainFreeYou kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5yhwcOEmdGnirQ.htmlsi=o4JXXGD3mi0P_VUa

@PainFreeYou

4 ай бұрын

Is there a cure if you clench while sleeping? @@xpost92

@xpost92

4 ай бұрын

@@PainFreeYou if you want to learn something don’t delete my comments.