Mind-Body Success Story- Overcoming 37 Years of Somatic Symptoms

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Reach out if you'd like support to help you move forward on your healing journey. You can reach me at: www.thepainpt.com

[@jenniferbauer3408]

Guys, get with Jim, he is my therapist, I’m going to be a success story soon! Can’t wait for my video!! Make an appt with him seriously if you’re scared or struggling at all! He will get you on the path, and then KEEP you on the path! The symptoms try to scare us so much, we all really need a coach to hold the line when we can’t hold it.

[@mariannesmiley300]

Hi jenn

[@kaylabryson1932]

Thanks for the encouragement, I need the support . Not making progress on my own

[@hew195050]

I finally booked with him after 3 years of watching videos from a lot of different people as well as him. I’ve been doing this stuff all on my own and the other night I finally said, know what? You’re not really getting anywhere so it’s time for a coach. Three years of going in circles mostly because I couldn’t justify the money part.

[@jmc8076]

@@hew195050 We need to believe we’re worth the cost. What is peace of mind and well being worth? Is there a $ value? Your future self will thank you. Best of luck.

[@areliphi25]

how are you doing? symptoms better?

[@janemalli8988]

Wow - what a recovery story. So many parallels with mine - same age, same injury, at my bleakest last year like you I found the Curable App and Alan Gordon’s book. It was like I had found the Holy Grail. The fear went almost immediately and the pain has reduced permanently by 90% - I get occasional setbacks (twinges but who doesn’t) but they are very short-lived and I have learnt not to let myself spiral. Ongoing work to keep my nervous system calm but that is pleasurable. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@cpodgorelec]

Bravo. Standing ovation. Thank you for spending the word. So hopeful and empowering. Yours gratefully South Australia 🌷

[@kateb560]

I’m so glad you talked about anxiety. That’s my biggest symptom along with chronic back pain. It’s not a mental thing, it’s such a strong physical sensation. I’ll have a small mental worry and then a huge physical anxiety reaction that persists. I love your videos. They are extremely helpful. Thank you for all you’re doing. When I get some money someday I’m hoping to work with you.

[@healinginteriors]

Jane- Your success story is amazing. I was having moderate physical symptoms from anxiety when I started to listen and I’ve watched them melt away from watching you share your discoveries and methods with us. The way you’re totally ok with/ your symptoms has shifted something that has long alluded me. I’m inspired to keep working for the clarity, confidence and joy you have found. Thanks so much.

[@markhendrickson8460]

Excellent recovery story! MBS healing is more than freedom from chronic pain! It is freedom to live as we were intended to live. Also this is an excellent story of how to deal with symptoms which are inevitable after you are free from debilitating chronic pain.

[@jim8779]

What a great interview! So much hope for recovery given! Big thanks to both Jim and Jane.

[@Inge508]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️wow! What a great recovery- story! Loved everything about it! Thanks so much for sharing ❤ Wish you a sunny happy present and future, and thank you for all the beautiful helpful insights!🌺

[@user-hs5vp9if9i]

You inspire a lot of hope Jane! I’m in the middle of my journey. I need to embrace the belief. Ty for being on the channel!!

[@karimsabry9502]

❤❤❤heart

[@Candiedclouds]

Wow what a beautiful story and what a lovely woman Jayne is!! Her new found excitement for life is so contagious! The ending really changed my perspective… I have wanted to be a perfect in health… no more pain at all! But what you two said is true, it’s not possible but so what 🤷🏻‍♀️ I can still live my life and without FEAR, I know what this is… I am learning and putting into practice new tools and instead of thinking of implementing them as a chore, I can think of them as self care 💆🏻‍♀️❤…. Something I never did before my chronic symptoms. Thank you both for the interview!

[@fluffyanne1177]

Jayne is my hero! She has given me hope! The only thing I see missing on this video is her crown. (Jayne you know who this is-I am so grateful for your willingness to help me). I KNOW IM GOING TO GET BETTER!

[@dixieland.]

This interview is a keeper! To be listened to over and over again!❤🎉

[@clarefeatherstone5429]

This is such a brilliant success story. Its really helped me realise that I will still have symptoms sometimes but I now have the tool box to sort them out. It's very helpful to hear that with mind body it's a life long ongoing process. Thank you Jim and Jayne this has been a revelation to me on this journey ❤🙏

[@tomris2810]

Great interview. So informative and motivating. Thank you both.

[@Hinz2005]

21:52 I find that dietary restriction increases fear. That was always my “fixing activity” of choice. Letting that go has been really critical to remaining pain free.

[@hew195050]

Oh man, I can identify with that! Stop eating this and that until there’s nothing left to eat. It’s part of the hyper vigilant personality.

[@bphilbin1001]

Great interview and so helpful the way you both walked through her journey. Very helpful. Thank you both!

[@hellohappy2]

Thank you Jim and Jayne. I felt hope after watching this video.

[@hanamink]

How lovely and articulate! I related to so much of what she shared. Especially the admittance of not really ever feeling true unmasked joy until now.. bittersweet! Helpful and hopeful. Thank you both!

[@JacquiQ]

I love Jayne's success story She is my age. Her story is so like mine. She gives me such hope. TY guys !

[@annette6017]

Thank you Jane (and Jim) for sharing your amazing recovery. Wonderful you have found joy back in your life ❤

[@LilyOscar333]

Hi Jim great success story.. thanks for sharing 😊

[@lennekevanrossum8422]

Great success story ty for sharing wishing you a wonderful life ❤❤❤❤

[@g.siporin4000]

Thanks. Great story. Understandable

[@hopejordan3929]

Thanks so much for sharing your story! “Being open 👍” is beginning to help me … at the beginning of this discovery 💡

[@joaniemiller4362]

Awesome

[@amarsingh-ie2oh]

Congrats Jayne. So happy for you... telling the pain to sit at the other section was aha moment for me 🙂

[@dixieland.]

Awesome testimony! Thank you for sharing. My favorite is " l ived my life in my mind." I was never able to articulate that!

[@cheechcarriero5739]

I get it so much

[@dixieland.]

Moving the symptom! Brilliant!!!

[@jillewing7812]

This is exciting. Thank you! I have always believed that i can get well. Have you worked with asthmatics? I’ve been diagnosed with “severe and persistent asthma” and am on disability. I got asthma at age 16 and I am 64. I’ve done mindbody work for 14 years and I love it. I haven’t gotten physical results yet but I have gotten alot out of mindbody work.

[@hew195050]

Asthma is notably of an emotional nature! Try EMDR. It’s helped a lot of people.

[@jillewing7812]

@@hew195050 I already have done emdr alot. Thank you

[@jmc8076]

Brilliant. She persisted and found her own path. Valuable lessons come with the journey (if we choose.) For some anger/bitterness stays post healing. For a very few PTSD. More healing then needed on a diff level. Based on Jim’s bio he’s very aware of this. FWIW in Canada esp Ontario, Alberta or Quebec big cities incl Calgary, Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa (Kingston hosp is near) have large teaching hosps w/pain treatment/mgt pgms that incl aspects similar to TMS or neuro plasticity. Good physiatrists have this info too but hard to find. Hope Jane’s good health lasts many yrs and she only builds on it. Use it or lose it esp as we age. ; )

[@sarahzondervan4642]

Her story about the progression of her pain is so so similar to mine... How eventually you end up fearing the situation itself and being stuck completely isolated and unable to do anything.. In my case it is a nearly immovable digestive system. In my case it is also life threatening because eating and drinking is so hard.. The gastrointestinal doctor can only show me that the muscle movement is barely detectable, but he can´t find any other causes and thus solutions. So now we are pretty sure my extremely bad functioning gastrointestinal tract is a mind/body connection as a result of (c)ptsd as a result of emotional trauma(s).. I am so desperate and I don't know how to recover to such an extend I am just able to live..

[@sarahzondervan4642]

I am 24 but I am barely alive.. I miss life so bad..

[@theseventh5204]

I found doing journalspeak with nichole sachs helped me work through trauma. Watch her 'Healing yourself' video series on here.

[@magdalenereaves4357]

Gosh thank you. I am hoping to be there soon too. I have been on this for 5 years and right now my big issue is fear and anxiety any advice out there for me?

[@fmcia2]

Great recovery story! I agree that you cannot let your brain have control, for me that’s the hardest part. The fear and frustration get in the way. Hopefully I can conquer this soon.

[@jessicasmoot2252]

I’m wondering if you can do videos for spouses and families and know they cope with a loved one in chronic pain

[@Terriloo1]

I have cervical stenosis in my neck! I also have a sensatized nervous system and severe anxiety! So my neck hurts so bad and its a weird kinda hurt! I only got this pain in my neck in the last year when i got anxiety! and i have had stenosis for alot of years! So i know its caused from anxiety! but would it help if i went to physical therapy?

[@Truerealism747]

Do you have hypomobility this indicates if so highly perfectionist

[@jgilbertson636]

Does this work for arthritis?

[@hew195050]

I’d say of course. my mom had arthritis nodules and never EVER had pain sensations. It’s just another word the medical community uses when they don’t know what causes it, like fibromyalgia.