Osiris Success Story - TMS Testimonial

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In this video, Osiris from California tells us about his heroing journey from completely disabled to strong and free from the pain. Very inspiring.

[@scottyg5403]

Great recovery story from TMS! Exercise is so very important on the TMS journey! Start slow and work your way up! Excellent video! Thanks

[@thorn421]

Thank you scotty. Exercise is the game changer.

[@LaLumina]

This brilliant testimony reminds me of my personal story 15 years ago when i released with a energy healing my emotions from my body and won over TMS....was a top sporter before, than pain and fear from pain hit in.... found Sarno, released my emotions and became so light......much, muuuuch better than before....run 50km, walked 850km camino, became a yoga teacher...owned my mind and spirit and pain became a big Teacher....good luck, you Can do it and this program is an amazing kick to start an unique journey within! It is now helping my husband.❤

[@thorn421]

Thanks for those inspiring words LL.

[@clarefeatherstone5429]

Thank you so much for your story Osiris. These success stories really help me to move forward with my own journey. Thank you for taking the time to post ♥️🙏

[@thorn421]

You are very welcome Clare my dear.

[@Roblox_Raya877]

So inspirational, however, please advise what did you do in terms if journal work, diet, sleep, mibd wirk etc.

[@thorn421]

Hi Roblox. Osiris mainly watched our Master Class multiple times and spent a lot of time talking to other members in our private group and exercising/weight lifting. Those were the 3 main things he did.

[@Fresh-qc3zn]

So he just went back to weight lifting to recover. Great TMS recovery story.....given there was absolutely nothing about TMS in the video.

[@thorn421]

Hey Fresh. Osiris purchased/watched our course 3 times and did the work recommended in the course. He was chatting with people in the group everyday. I answered his questions and communicated with him about 30 times over the healing process. I think he saw the weight training as the most important thing to him. My running was actually the most important thing to me. link below video.

[@Fresh-qc3zn]

@@thorn421 Shame he didn't mention anything about any of the work he did from the course then.

[@gemdroppingaroc]

Why is it that most "success" stories of tms are with ppl that are not completely healed?

[@thorn421]

Because life is just freaking stressful gem baby.

[@User72598]

I believe success is all relative. In my eyes, going from a life of severe chronic pain and being completely bedridden to a 95% pain free and really active lifestyle is a drastic success. I was fairly vocal that for me personally, it was a very slow process. I was one of the "unlucky" ppl if you will. The few that takes much longer than others to get better. It was months before I was out of bed for even just 30 mins. But even just that improvement/ positive outcome was more than thousands of dollars in procedures and meds did. So in the span of 9 months I went from completely bedridden and unable to walk on my own to running, lifting 100's of pounds (stronger than the average person), surfing, etc... That said, it is a marathon, not a sprint. I know at this point i have won. I went back to see my doctor and they almost couldn't believe how well I got in just under 9 months. I am consistently pushing my body to its limit and evolving mentally and physically. As I mentioned, my pain as of now is 95% gone. That means if I was at a 10/10 in pain, my pain now sits at 5% of that initial 10. That's a 0.05/10! It's basically unnoticeable at this point. 95% isn't 100% but it sure is better than any other options I tried! I'll "tweak" my neck from time to time when trying new activities and pushing through as nothing is there has been the move. Here's a great example: My first day surfing(in the last few weeks), I got slammed really hard down to the ocean floor by like 3 waves back to back due to just not being as strong of a swimmer as I used to. I was unable to duck dive under the waves on my surf board and was crushed by the water. Anyone who has been slammed and thrashed around by the waves knows the ocean is a very unforgiving place. People drown at times because it's that rough. With that in mind, I surfed for hours in that vicious environment. Frequently getting slammed, catching waves, etc. In all honesty, the force of that slamming is enough to take out even normal pain free ppl but i walked away with a little bit of neck pain. Pain which was gone after 2 days! I was deadlifting 140 lbs for reps the very next day. Another example was I full blown wiped out on my skateboard a month ago. Scraped up the entire left side of my body going about 15mph and falling due to a speed wobble. A fall like that even for normal people is pretty hard. I bled quite extensively and had my side patched up for a few weeks. I experienced exactly zero back pain in the days that followed. That is a success! Hope this helps!

[@markthornton9128]

Symptom imperative was a problem for a while🎉

[@gemdroppingaroc]

@@User72598 I feel that. That is a major improvement. I have seen a pattern though that the only people that claim to be 100 percent cured are the people that are selling TMS products. Just an observation. I'm glad you are better though family.

[@thorn421]

@@markthornton9128 You are next week’s hero!