Success Story- Overcoming 13 years of Chronic Pain

[@CruisingWithElena]

Heart goes out to this man. So happy for him he is better

[@barb49er2000]

It’s been 2 1/2 years for me after 30 years of persistent symptoms and it is amazing but it took heavy duty work

[@rpotter99]

Amazing.. You fully recovered after 30 years in pain?

[@barb49er2000]

@@rpotter99 Yes. I didn’t have any surgeries because I refused but many incorrect diagnoses. I also did Curable and Curable Groups and was so impressed with the way Jim Prussack explained things that he was vital to my recovery. It is still a little work every day to maintain this.

[@JaynePlante]

I also recovered after 37 years of chronic pain. My focus now is spreading the word of mind body healing modalities

[@barb49er2000]

@@JaynePlante I am so happy that we both found relief after so many years! I am sad that my Dad and others of his generation suffered for so long. With our help we can save others from all these ridiculous diagnoses and pain. We can help provide some light at the end of the tunnel❤️

[@thesheepman220]

Well done 👏 happy for you 👍

[@Gabriellekidd]

So thankful for these stories. “ there nothing you can’t come back from “…. I want that experience.

[@joannwhite9037]

Great share! I took comfort and motivation from your story. .. I can and will also have my day of pain being behind me. Patience , perseverance and persistence… you did it all using these qualities. Thank you so much for giving me hope and sharing your story.

[@denise5457]

It's encouraging to hear a recovery story from someone with unusual symptoms and a long journey. Thanks fir sharing. So happy for you! 🤗

[@missyblanco8731]

Very eye opening. Going on 23 yrs of constant pain. I do know it all started with fear.

[@marthabagley3934]

I have lost every activity other than work to my decomposing spine. Refuse to take pain killers, and it's a daily grind.

[@Serenity7250]

Your spine isn't decomposing. It's your mind that focuses on the negative, try to shift it to positive. Your spine is strong and capable, its supported you through life. You've just been given the wrong messages about it by a fumbling medical system.

[@marthabagley3934]

@@Serenity7250 I do my best to focus on the positive. 6 years of daily pain, lost husband, you have NO idea what I have fone thru. Your contrite comments are hurtful.

[@rijd2304]

Mindfulness meditation helped me relieve the pain. It took an eastern philosophy approach to observe the pain, feel it, etc. It's not easy but it helped tame the anxious thoughts about it. I was following some exercises in the book "30 Days to Reduce Stress" by Daniles that worked well.

[@emilyzena7070]

really good point that you can be trying too hard and doing too much to get rid of the pain, which actually is doing the opposite of what you need to show your subconscious you're doing. wonderful success story. such a shame the surgery had to happen first!

[@graham4889]

Thanks to both of you for this. Great story. Thanks Jim, you are providing an amazing service to people suffering all over the world. Love your videos.

[@obsessedwithhealth]

Living as if you are fine! I love that. My new mantra! Thank you! Wonderful testimonial.😊

[@lindapelle8738]

This was an awesome Success story how wonderful that he was able to share this with us and gracious enough to let us hear his story. I so relate! Just three weeks at this but feeling very hopeful my pain Has went on way too many years it’s absurd. So glad to be here grateful for all of you. Years ago I worked with an anesthesiologist who started a practice holistic minded, he would do neural therapy very very painful shots into acupuncture points. He said acupuncture doesn’t work for severe cases you have to go in there and push fluid in to breakthrough.Before he started with me he said you better eat some soup it was just one of those cup of soups. I said why? He said well this can be a little painful and sometimes this settles peoples stomach. I thought oh my god what am I doing but I was so desperate I kept going back for more and more torture. So I know how this feels. Funny thing is he cured a lot of people but not me.I also did the deep facia work oh gosh so painful. I thought I was the only one out there being tortured lol

[@cristobalroig]

Very honest guy

[@jnnemsky]

I think this is the best best interview I have heard. I related so much ❤️💕 Thank you 🙏 😊

[@jossjekraayvanger7131]

Ah, thank you!! So great! Gives me renewed courage ❤

[@Lenneke8422-b3t]

Congratulations awsome story can relate a lot you are a Hero 🎉🎉🎉🎉😘😘😘🎷🎺🎻🎸🎶

[@0506cdh]

Glad you could relate!

[@annette6017]

Thank you Darren and Jim. A great success story that offers such hope and reassurance that recovery can take time. Many thanks❤

[@hew195050]

THANK YOU SO MUCH JIM for making that comment about book cures cause I read Sarno’s book and thought there is something so much more wrong with me than everyone else. What a horrible implication that everyone will heal overnight. Talk about isolating!!!!

[@CruisingWithElena]

Thnku for ur story shows how medical surgeons r about the money❤❤❤❤

[@staceypollack808]

Wow you never gave up good job

[@thewaterprophet6880]

This guy was in total fight flight freeze. So proud of him x

[@davidless57]

Wow what an incredible story thanks for sharing

[@lynnecarruthers3875]

Thanks so much for this interview Darren and Jim. It's the long haul I'm in for! 😊

[@JoanneCrabb-gq8fx]

Thanks so much for sharing your story! You've given me motivation to keep going.

[@pa9121]

Thank you and am glad that you have arrived at such a great place.

[@Hinz2005]

This was an amazing success story! Much of his story resonates with me. Thanks!

[@katiekaufmann]

Yay Darin!! Love to hear the full beginning to end process. Your Curable Groupies are so grateful for your support, humility, and friendship.

[@katiekaufmann]

And empowerment is huge!!

[@0506cdh]

It takes a village!

[@martinandersson8423]

Dynamite stuff! Thank you guys, this really helped me.

[@Gosia-zv5fi]

Great success story !!! I'm very happy for you Darren 👍🤗 .Thank you both !

[@marys8884]

Thank you for sharing this Jim . So many helpful points that i needed. Really great.

[@myaccount9498]

Thank you

[@dancozens6558]

Great Success story- thanks guys 🙏🏼👏🏼

[@juicelino3867]

Jim great episode. Loved this! ~ HR

[@KandATodd]

So inspirational 🎉! Thank you

[@alaarumh3740]

great story

[@SKILZSTHATKILZS]

Awesome! Good stuff love it

[@tonyfletcher1718]

Thankyou so much for taking the time to come on. I could relate so much. I'm in Melbourne Australia and would love to know how to start on that same path? Thinking to order Dr Sarno's book. Is that the place to start? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanyou both so much. I think this is what I've been looking for for many many years

[@the1stime]

Somebody else may comment, just wanted to say I was a “book cure” 7 years ago. It took 3 readings of Dr Sarno’s Mindbody Prescription but it healed my back pain and digestive issues. I recently lost my best friend of 38 years and a mother figure both within a short period and my symptoms came back. I’m back to watching success videos and doing the work. A lot has changed since Sarno yet a lot has stayed the same. Wishing you a full recovery!

[@athinakallinikou7166]

I end up with a spinal stimulator and I’m still bedridden all day! I really need something to keep trying! 😢

[@MidwestBen101]

Do you release your previous group sessions? I saw you did some on emotional and expression therapy and wish i could sign up and see your info on that ad well as the upcoming stuff

[@davidless57]

Nobody really explains the meaning of "Doing the Work" to me it means trying to live a normal active life without surrendering to the pain and with the ultimate goal of becoming pain free.

[@massagepublications]

Thank you! Gives me hope and trust in the PROCESS!❤ I’m gonna act in a way that I know I am ok! 💫

[@miquelbernado2353]

What do you think about secondary gain or benefit? Dr. Sarno rejects it - i.e., the idea that people with chronic pain use it to get certain benefits like attention or sympathy. But in certain cases it could play a definitive role. I am a little bit confused with that concept.

[@the1stime]

Someone may chime in…Personally I’ve found the secondary gains apply to some but not all. I believe it depends on each person’s values and beliefs. I find it good for each person to ask themselves “How might I be benefiting from my pain/illness?” and write about it…question it…write new beliefs about it, re-question it, etc

[@Truerealism747]

Think that would be more with hysteria pain

[@rachaelwoollcott4185]

When you did your push ups you mentioned meditation after. Was this to put the M-B into safely ? Are you able to expand on that at all. ? I have had symptoms for 30 years. I’m going to try your approach. Thank you in advance for your help. Looking at. 2 year target.

[@Truerealism747]

What symptoms I had rib pain horrendous but now it's moved after years in shoulders armpits press-ups sent it silly cracks and pop what are you suffering with fybromyalgia? Mps

[@0506cdh]

Yes I meditated post workout to calm my nervous system. You can do it!

[@rachaelwoollcott4185]

I’m going to try this. Have never done this before. And can see that this would benefit me so much.

[@linareese3064]

Is he 💯 out of pain?

[@0506cdh]

Yes I'm 100% out of pain. I still have unpleasant symptoms from time to time but they're minor and don't dictate my choices or behavior at all. Don't give up!

[@Truerealism747]

@@0506cdh were you hypermobile by any chance highly perfectionist.nervous system.ive found

[@graysonappleget2405]

@@0506cdhhey man I want to let you know that this video helped me tremendously and this was the turning point for me getting out of pain. I got out of it 100% as well, and every time I had a setback I came back to this video and took something away from it that I could relate to. I’m back to doing all the things I used to do. My biggest problem now is how rusty I am at golf….

[@EricKeith-c3i]

Can these treatments and principles for TMS be applied to Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy/CPRS? This TMS sounds like Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy but with a different name.

[@AnneAlready]

There is a yt video called "Recover from CRPS, Healing Chronic Pain w/ Dr Sarno & (TMS) Tension Myoneural Syndrome Methods", and many others with people with a CRPS diagnosis.

[@EricKeith-c3i]

@@AnneAlready I am starting to see some small but noticeable improvements and even a reduction in physical swelling after almost 8 years of pain and inflammation. I will look up that video. Thank you very much for the video recommendation :)

[@EricKeith-c3i]

@AnneAlready Hey, thank you for the video recommendation. For years now, I thought that my CRPS was connected to the same events that caused me to develop PTSD since I have physical pain and inflammation without any mechanism of injury. I am think they are correct about CPRS being a psychological condition with physical symptoms and effects. Thank you again and I hope you are healthy and well.

[@AnneAlready]

@@EricKeith-c3i You're welcome! I listen to TMS healing testimonials a lot at the moment and I've seen a few mentioning CRPS, so if you need more just search youtube for those two acronyms. I'm still at the start of my healing journey but I feel very positive. Thank you for the kind comment.

[@inforpulathisi5250]

me rn 15:42

[@ezza1236]

Why is chest tightness so common time

[@jmc8076]

Stress and cortisol release.

[@joanncoopertroupe3506]

I Have had Chronic wide Spread Body pain since my mid 30's.Today I am Age 65. I am in Legit Pain management..I HAVE Hypothyroidism.Osteo Arthritis,Osteoporosis,, i have Neuropathy in both feet legs.Arms and Hands..I have had VSg May 21, 2015. i lost a 166 Pounds.. i have kept weight off i was in my 50's..Today i am age 65.i went from a 2-3 X to a Petite 7-8.. i was a Type 2 Diabetic on 2 insulins,i was on 3 Blood pressure meds.a Cholesterol med..a Cpap Machine,, i was a mess Before mt Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy to lose weight..I got off Both insulins off Blood pressure Meds, off Cholesterol med..off Cpap for Sleep Apnea..I enjoyed listening to this about pain..I since 2019 started having Burning Mouth Syndrome.in 2018 ,i had Loose skin surgery on my Stomach anr took Belly button due to Bad constant yeast Infections..i have Epidurals some in my lower back for pain and i have had a Fractured Tail Bone Twice..i have had several Surgeries,Gall bladder, Urinary bladder ., Not all fun..other Surgeries in mt past..

[@0506cdh]

It's never too late to benefit from this approach

[@markhendrickson8460]

This is one of the best tms recoveries I have heard. I appreciate taking the time frame for healing off the table, and that if recovery is slow, it does not mean that full recovery is not possible. As Alan Gordon says, “you have to trust the process”.

[@0506cdh]

@@markhendrickson8460 thanks you. I was initially very discouraged by hearing stories about people reading a book and being "cured". Consistency is key

[@Truerealism747]

What set off your fybromyalgia

[@thewaterprophet6880]

My god I’ve known this stuff for six years and I’ve gone back into the hole. I know what it’s doing but it’s like a f@&£ng prison. I believe the quickest way out of the mess is to fall in love and have lots of amazing sex. I have actually written a book on it.

[@johnathanabrams8434]

If your pain is so easily cured you never had problems to begin with

[@savamorozov6447]

Thank you for sharing that ….. I’m going through that and really want to become holder of the successful story…..so much to do but every day is little better….will be even faster but there is a war in my country and it’s always in my mind …..💔💔💔💔💔💔💔❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹💔💔💔💔💔💔🌟🦋🌟🦋🌟🦋🌟🦋🌟

[@Truerealism747]

Fear is so hard to crack

[@Moonberriess]

Very inspiring thank you both!!