Danny's TMS Success Story - CFS, PEM, Headaches, Body Pain, Food limitations, Gastritis & Jaw Pain

[@pattyboucetta1897]

He is so blessed to know this as a young kid!

[@garyg6000]

"Catastrophizing, anxious, people pleasing, perfectionists." Perfect description.

[@JessicaS-nf8v]

story of my life

[@Chronictocured]

It's so common! But managing these personality traits better is so important for recovery!

[@Wds__99]

It’s great this young guy got past this. He has a lot of potential and now he’s got some great life skills on top going forward.

[@martinmosna2732]

Structure + mindset = recovery Genius! Thanks

[@computerfastrepair]

Great video! Hey Dan I was told I had 2 disk bulging and pinched nerves etc etc on my right side of my back. I couldnt even lift my tooth brush it hurt os much. I took it to the test weeks later after I got fed up. I went to the gym and out of fear and anger I blanked out my emotions, went straight to the weights, and lifted like I never lifted before. Very heavy. I do not recommend it to people lol but I did what I had to do to prove that lifting a 45lb dumbell 10 times with no pain is alot harder than lifting a tooth brush while giving you pain!! Pain vanished in 2 weeks complete while still going to the gym. Now I can lift up my toothbrush no problem lol

[@infinitepause4444]

😊😊

[@PainFreeYou]

Awesome stuff.

[@marly1869]

Wow that is great!!!!💪🏼🦾

[@annemay3897]

I'm going to listen to this one again and probably again and again. It's packed with things I need to hear. I feel blessed that this is offered to us for free. Thank you for your service ❤

[@PainFreeYou]

My pleasure. Glad you are enjoying this.

[@macijane236]

Love this story I relate so much in so many ways.

[@Inge508]

Loved this interaction between Dan senior and Danny junior! Indeed how wonderful to have those insights at such a young age. You will make a great coaching career as well! Thanks to both of you 🙏❤️

[@PainFreeYou]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Chronictocured]

Thank you for the kind words, it was really fun to talk to Dan, he's a hero of mine!

[@Bcke14304]

Only 8mins into this video, but I wanted to comment on what a mature, well spoken & articulate young man Danny is. Really appreciating his view on TMS and how he journeyed out of it. Nice interview, Team Dan!

[@Chronictocured]

Thank you so much! This journey has certainly taught me a lot!

[@kat_84]

Incredible! Thank you for sharing, Danny!!

[@johnclofine]

Fellow Trojan here. Found this very helpful. Spent my freshman/sophomore years going down the medical loophole and was in a state of extreme fear from an unfortunate string of injuries to my lower back, TMJ, shoulders, hip, and long covid heart/lung issues. Real injuries that are now stable but still causing pain. Lost a lot and couldn't pursue my major the way I wanted to for two years. I'm thankfully the best I have been in a while now that I've and figured out that OCD was actually manipulating the placement of symptoms and magnifying them, plus there's really nothing to be worried about. Will keep at this process of active healing.

[@Chronictocured]

Fight on! The medical gauntlet is so real 😂 Feel free to reach out anytime! Anything for a fellow Trojan 👊

[@biancaveenendaal5824]

This is one of the best interviews ever about healing chronic pain. Thank you Dan & Dan:-)

[@Chronictocured]

Thank you for the kind words! It was so fun!

[@cfsrecovery]

Go Danny!

[@caliborn6884]

What a sweet and articulate young man. Gives me hope for the future. What is his KZbin channel? Did a search but can’t find

[@Chronictocured]

Thank you so much! Here is my channel @chronictocured

[@barbarada6308]

Thank you both. Danny, you radiate calm. I have had CFS and fibromyalgia symptoms for 25 years, discovered dance Channel about 2 years ago. I am determined to make it work I know it's mine and body. I love Dan and listen to him every day and now I'm going to check out your Channel. Thanks again. All the very best from across the Puget sound in Victoria BC

[@Chronictocured]

So glad you liked it! I love that you're a fellow puget sounder, feel free to reach out anytime!

[@dualmass]

The success stories are positive motivation, thanks to the both of you

[@meganobrien1019]

This was awesome ❤🤩 thankyou so much Danny and Dan for another inspiring interview

[@WordsBloom]

Thank you Danny and Dan.

[@Chronictocured]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Sarahpreecenelsonnz]

Thank you Dan; Thank you Danny.

[@bethmulligan1]

This is a fabulous story. Thanks for introducing us to Danny. What an inspiration. So much wisdom at such a young age. Love it. Thank you Dan. The success stories are part of my life.

[@nataliarakowska1254]

Great interview and I can relate so much to Dan with the symptoms . I have been watching your videos for over a month , read all the recommended books and already seeing the improvements! I will definitely be coming to you to tell my story when the time is right . Thank you for all the work that you do ❤

[@colorfulhabit]

I loved this interview. It was one of the best and extremely helpful. Thank you!

[@ezza1236]

Awesome another cfs story with Dan makes me feel so confident love❤

[@Chronictocured]

It's so complicated yet so simple at the end of the day! Glad you liked it

[@clarearrowsmith1358]

Loved ❤this. So clear and succinct and inspiring

[@christinelapierre5165]

Yayy! Congrats on your recovery Danny and thank you for this video!

[@Chronictocured]

Thank you so much, and my pleasure it was very fun.

[@karenmcguire6502]

Excellent and inspiring output of useful information for those of us on the TMS journey. Well done Dan and Danny!

[@pattyboucetta1897]

Danny it would be great if you could do a basic video geared towards teens and 20-somethings simply explaining how bodily issues are always related to mind body. So many young kids worry and catastrophize and then go on Google - and we know where that goes…..

[@bbukiyo]

Awesome video. Danny is very well spoken and intelligent. Congrats on your recovery. And thank you always, Dan

[@Chronictocured]

Thanks so much for the nice comment!

[@Jenny-wv9nq]

Thank you both for this great video, it’s been very helpful for me

[@PainFreeYou]

Our pleasure!

[@discountsatori]

Loved this! I am going to start reframing pain as "sensations," too. And I also envision and sometimes practice my Success Story interview!

[@PainFreeYou]

Wonderful!

[@Chronictocured]

A reframe is so important! The story you tell is vital to recovery

[@marleenlambrichts6234]

Amazing Danny.❤❤❤

[@zsoltszalai640]

Cool story, Dan thank you!Unfortunately my nervous system is very disregulated walking, standing is difficult I'm housebound. Looking screens or focusing on things cause dizziness. I'm trying to live my life and not focusing on the symptoms and apply your pdp stuff but I don't feel improvement in the last 3 Months so far. I don't give up becuse no more options and I want to be a success story here😎

[@PainFreeYou]

The brain doesn't feel safe yet. Keep at it. Concepts to implement are here: DansFastStart.com It takes time and consistency.

[@Bcke14304]

God bless you, @zsoltz… I appreciate you being candid and transparent with where you’re at. I want to be a success story some day, too. Confident we can both get there, even if it’s still a little bumpy. Stories like Danny’s help tho. Thanks, Dan/Danny!

[@zsoltszalai640]

@@PainFreeYou thank you for your help and effort

[@zsoltszalai640]

@@Bcke14304 sure ,we can do this. I did it 8 years ago, and I recoverd. I was able to do intense sport, I'm a cyclist. Recovery is possible!

[@daniellelblackwell]

Amazing work Danny! You have such a bright future ahead! Thankyou for sharing your story! Dan I have one question: I have noticed a lot of the people who have recovered from CFS were fortunate enough to have family/partner support so that they could take recovery at the pace their brain needed. This meant that when they were expanding their window with activities and experienced a flare up of symptoms/post exertional malaise they could respond by relaxing and either rest or engage in enjoyable activities. Those of us not in that position, that have to work to get by, have to keep going despite high symptoms and this sometimes can further stress the nervous system and keeps us in a push crash cycle. Also having an understanding family/partner who can support financially sends a strong message of safety! Do you have any advice for those of us with less social support. I keep visualising things going well and telling myself that I’m okay and I can manage my work responsibilities despite high fatigue and I always try to make sure I’m doing fun things along the way.

[@rebeccaestrada4946]

I am dealing with this! Fascinating.

[@clintsturgill7087]

Awesome as always. I’ve learned a lot again.

[@nickyathos8162]

Well dan great story lam sticking with you😊

[@staceypollack6526]

He said exactly what I think all the time I have to go to therapy I don’t want to

[@PainFreeYou]

You don't need therapy. You need safety. My fast start maps it out. DansFastStart.com - are you creating safety? Have you decided it's TMS/PDP?

[@Chronictocured]

What Dan said!

[@Bcke14304]

Dan, how exciting to hear about the variety of medical people who were at the conference in Colorado (MD’s, therapists, etc). Gives me (some, lol-albeit small :) hope for the medical model of science.

[@allthetopbananas4232]

Awesome. Golf is an angry game!

[@DottieBengo]

I've missed my vocation! I'm a catastrophising, anxious, people pleaser. Damn.

[@rockfreak2592]

I was there two months ago. Canceled my vacation to thailand for 3 week, two days before. It sucks it had to come to that, but I think it was necessary. Believing the doctors and stopping googling was what brought me through along with success stories.

[@jolanadrdla8253]

Beautiful!!!;

[@mkykta9140]

The law is clear with regards to medicine. Doctors can only practice what they were taught in medical school & approved the CDC & FDA. It's called "standard of care". If they want to keep their medical license & be paid by an insurance company, they must adhere to practicing "the standards of care".

[@mkykta9140]

The "standard of care" is not designed to address mind body, TMS, etc. That is why we should continue to listen to Dan.

[@samuelraschella5764]

Life long golfer here. The chipping and putting yips are no doubt TMS. I also believe most golfing injuries are TMS due to the anxiety provoking nature of the game

[@Chronictocured]

Most golf injuries can certainly be attributed to TMS!

[@michelefinizio6520]

Thank you Danny for sharing your story I like when you said just focus on two things and stick with it that's very important because when things don't go as fast as we expect we kind of switch to another thing to fix that's why I stick with Dan he keeps things very simple and practical I'm reading John sarno's book healing the body healing the pain also I do not know your KZbin channel Danny unless I would subscribe to it

[@Chronictocured]

It's @chronictocured ! Check it out! And yes it's very important to stick with something that works

[@pattyboucetta1897]

Medical system is 💰 💰. That’s all…. Especially orthopedists who tell everyone they need spine surgery… at my law firm job I do reports on lawsuits for car accidents and young people are undergoing surgery to bolster their cases.. and they never feel better after surgery.

[@kateking3953]

Hi Dan, I would very much like to see some healing videos from elderly patients. So many are from people in their thirties and forties, or younger. People in their sixties and seventies would also benefit from healing stories. Or are there none? x

[@PainFreeYou]

Scroll through, you will see some older people. This has nothing to do with age. All ages can heal. PainFreeYouSuccess.com

[@kateking3953]

@@PainFreeYou I see a few people in their fifties, I don't see elderly people. I'm not disputing that all ages can heal, but it would be lovely to see some people in their sixties and seventies healing from things like Parkinsons or MS or 'serious' disease. Not fibro or chronc fatigue or 'moving' pains. If the theory is that anything can be healed, then diagnosed serious illness recovery would be good to see. xx

[@PainFreeYou]

@@kateking3953 I'm not claiming Parkinsons or MS can be healed with these methods. Until I see evidence otherwise, the scope of mindbody conditions does not include those diagnosis. "Serious" diseases require medical help. I'm not claiming my methods will cure anything. While I don't know their exact ages, it appears the success stories below are above 60 years old. For mindbody conditions, age is not a factor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYGWoWuhZrpsq9ksi=hMStGd0FBvOcaR4C kzbin.info/www/bejne/faeTiGCCm8xgrJosi=9OxIdibPST247B6j kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJrVmZ6uhtSEf7csi=R-QBLUSndhYpW_Hv kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5ScY6SYrreeoq8si=bVYu4PdyaOWuhvPq kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2qkiXeLf9qXb6Msi=zg6PhKI68zKidHcY kzbin.info/www/bejne/inW3pJWlebiGqM0si=YPM6JGGQ521Ou0D3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5_Pn4GXlNeZkKMsi=HzM3OJsCQOdYzqhu kzbin.info/www/bejne/hajGY5uGaK19ZpIsi=6isM72WW1jJbNN01 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZaxhKyLa7CBrNksi=j4CKON6agflUHpGk kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojXc6uFmM53rMksi=MpNmo0E0usRZkeuF kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2PVnaCpetyCpqssi=3QIpMfvD1gKze43y kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5CtZIVvds-bd6Msi=Z2Ok0_Yqva7LFKZn

[@Truerealism747]

I think Steve izanich has some

[@kateking3953]

@@Truerealism747 I love his book.

[@andrealee.b]

❤❤❤

[@CaitlynBratton]

Great success story! Dan- quick question- I am 4 months into my recovery and still struggling some. What would you suggest for stiffness in your muscles? I know it's TMS but I still have tight/painful upper-mid back muscles and would like to stretch. I realize this is not going to completely fix it, but may help. Any suggestions?

[@PainFreeYou]

Forget about the muscles. Trying to fix the muscles is teaching the brain your body is the problem. It's not. TMS means the brain is creating the symptoms. Pain and tightness. Teach the brain you are safe and when it gets the message, the pain and tension will go. DansFastStart.com PainFreeYouGroup.com - if you want more help.

[@caitbratton6532]

Thanks so much Dan! It’s weird because I don’t fear it as much but I guess my brain is still programmed to turn on pain. Thanks for your help! I’m considering joining your group next month :)

[@PainFreeYou]

@@caitbratton6532 watch the fast start playlist. Take notes. Implement.

[@caitbratton6532]

Thanks will do! I have watched some but will start from the beginning. Last week was the first time I was pain feee for a few days which told me it is TMS. Still just struggling when it comes back but trying to build that belief.

[@lisamarinos2104]

What do you have to do to recover.? Not enough information

[@PainFreeYou]

These are success stories...not how to videos. For that, you can check out my: 4 steps to recovery: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGW2kJ6HfdN9b9E My Fast Start playlist: DansFastStart.com

[@dariatreptan5208]

I was just going to watch your success story video about pudendal neuralgia but it’s gone! It was here yesterday but I can’t see it anymore, was it removed? It was a brand new one from few days ago I think

[@PainFreeYou]

My apology. The person in that success decided she didn't want it posted so I had to remove it. There are many others for that condition. Scroll through here: PainFreeYouSuccess.com

[@dariatreptan5208]

@@PainFreeYou thank you Dan. That’s what I thought and yes I’ve watched all the other ones already :)

[@suerichardson8990]

Is there a link to his channel? I can’t find him!

[@PainFreeYou]

Sorry, here it is. I'll update the description with it as well. www.youtube.com/@Chronictocured

[@ΔέσποιναΚουρέτση-ξ4χ]

How to go out of home and expose yourself when symptoms are really bad? When I feel better I try to get out and expose myself but then I get Pem. It is a vicious circle when symptom are severe😢

[@Chronictocured]

It's about gradual exposure! Visualization and then gradual exposure is best. Please feel free to reach out for 1-1 questions about this!

[@south2_0307]

Please share Danny’s KZbin channel 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@PainFreeYou]

www.youtube.com/@Chronictocured I just updated the description with the channel as well.

[@Tessa4488]

I have a question, were you officially diagnosed with celiac ? Because according to the doctors this is not something that can be overcome as opposed to intolerances. Thanks for your response!

[@Bachconcertos]

Im.jealous - im so tired walking one block and i rememer i use to tap dance and run around manhattan on foot -

[@dazzlar28]

What's your KZbin channel Danny?

[@WordsBloom]

He said it's called "Chronic to Cured" but I searched and can't find it. It's either buried in u-tube land or maybe a different spelling? I tried "Chronic2Cured" and still nothing. Maybe Dan can pin a link at the top of these comments.

[@aeonnoea]

can't find it either, even when I search his channel "chronic to cured"

[@jadep4802]

Amazing! What a wonderful young man. I'm so happy he's feeling good again 💕

[@suerichardson8990]

Really enjoyed this one! Congratulations Danny! You would be a great coach. Lots of great advice here.

[@linasmith9834]

It‘s linked in the Info Box 😊

[@tominnc315]

Giving all out attention research fear checking avoiding & expecting may be the single “best” answer to climbing outa this crap. Ive won a Gold Medal at this. So thus i still…….. BTW : yips. My son developed it as a high school pitcher in baseball, a bizarre mind body manifestation

[@Chronictocured]

It's all connected! The fear cycle is very real

[@pattyboucetta1897]

The medical system is hideous!!

[@jessies114]

Celiac is not a food intolerance.