Steve's TMS Success Story - From 32 Years of Back Pain to 11 Years Pain FREE

Steve's TMS Success Story - From 32 Years of Back Pain to 11 Years Pain FREE
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[@shanawilson8681]

I have some trouble relating to success stories where they are shrugging 350 lbs. I am super happy for him but it’s almost hard to believe he could have ever been where so many of us are. Anyway today I did five bicep curls with a 2 lb weight. It’s hard to say “yay me” after his shrugs darn it, but yay me!

[@Bachconcertos]

I had that same stab in the upper back one day just opening rhe refrigerator - i stood there with my mouth open in shock as it came out of nowhere. But the pain left in the same second.

[@bchristopher2270]

Every time I hear a chiropractor story I’m reminded that they’re a step below used car salesmen 😂

[@Inge508]

Ooh how wonderful the story in the book store❤it felt like a early Christmas - fairytale to me! Congrats on your healing ! And wow, life gets better at 60?? I’m just 59, sooo looking forward to that😃!! Thank you both 🙏

[@PainFreeYou]

Age is irrelevant in this journey to pain/symptom free.

[@Inge508]

@@PainFreeYou i know Dan!But in my case I hope to be able to have a fresh start over a year when that BIG anniversary arrives ! Implementing everything you teach to make it possible.. and if not,it’s not a drama, I know one day it will happen ! Since having your videos, recovery seems probable and less lonely ! So thank you once more❤️

[@joannejones1714]

My back pain started in 2021 when I finished work at 59. When working, I was in a high-pressure job and working long hours but so happy. I'm sure that having too much time to think is the reason for my pain... it all makes sense. Early retirement isn't always the answer. Yes, I have been diagnosed with osteoporosis of the spine... but how long have I had it? I need to rewire my brain, and these stories are inspirational. I just need to master this.

[@kerrywilliams2375]

This stuff is mind blowing 🤯

[@NicoleFitnessYouTube]

Thank you Steve for an awesome testimony! So many nuggets of gold in your story! ❤

[@OldDirtBikes]

Dan its me again haven’t commented in a while but been watching most days. AND GREAT NEWS 😄 I’ve been 2 weeks no meds first time in years and also been farr more active the last 2weeks i know to most this is not exciting But coming from 4yrs of madness with back pain im so happy . My story so similar to your guest thank you so much . Still working progress but im not scared any more…..

[@OldDirtBikes]

Also thank you Steve for sharing such a great testimony 👍. I believe god sent you to the book store by doing that you also helped others !

[@PainFreeYou]

Recovery from fear is the first step. Awesome - keep at it.

[@Laura-bi5dc]

Thank you so much for sharing your story and all the insights you had along the way. I've had chronic back pain for 33 years, and you give me a lot of hope!

[@bridgette4921]

Massive thanks to Dan and Steve. A truely fascinating TMS testimonial.⭐️

[@josiejo117]

Thank you both so much. Steve this is so reassuring & encouraging. To hear you were told at a young age you had a degenerative condition...and to hear you NOW is truly inspirational. Also the optimism you give to others who have been feeling stuck for many years, knowing you are feeling better now after 30+ years of feeling the same way, is also an incredible message of hope. Many loving blessings to you both.💜

[@deirdrefinnegan5436]

Oh wow. I can relate to this so much. Wow.

[@janvakilpour5764]

Thanks for sharing your story. A strong and inspiring journey.

[@PainFreeYou]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Lenneke8422]

Thank you Steve for sharing your story congratulations to you 🥳🥳🥳🥳 and ty Dan for posting this great story ❤❤❤

[@sherylmarshall1444]

Thanks sorry you suffered so long I loved this video so inspiring !!

[@Gorgula]

Thanks for sharing

[@1STBUCKLEY]

Thank you both 🙏

[@estherlaseur6794]

Thank for another great story. Not having responsibilities anymore (I'm 68 and pensionado) can get you in a rut as well, I can assure you! (but slowly crawling out of it)

[@dreameroficial22]

Thank you so much for all the success stories, Dan. I'm 23, been sick for +5 years, now I know it's all TMS. However, I'm noticing that when I stopped eating bread (gluten) The OCD, intrusive thoughts, low self esteem, social anxiety, hiperactivity, and overthinking go away. Problem is going gluten free males me feel fearful... I feel overwhelmed as I can't be sure gluten is the culprit for my mental issues. Do you think that I should eat gluten while telling my brain is okay and that it is not the cause of my mental issues? or should I avoid it? I really appreciate you. ❤

[@wasabi333]

You can get genetic testing.

[@joekelley3518]

Awesome video, thank you for sharing. Dan you’re the best. Thank you.

[@joannerowell4410]

Thank you so much. So encouraging.

[@davidr876]

Thanks Steve and Dan. @Steve, your story really resonated with me. If you would be open to a question or two please let me know. Thanks so much again.

[@barbararyan-fi6vm]

Thank you for a great interview!

[@julie4378]

Really interesting points made here. Thank you for sharing.

[@AlexDelfont]

Really enjoyed this, thanks for sharing! Glad you got there :)

[@PainFreeYou]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-hs5vp9if9i]

Great video!

[@PainFreeYou]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@imagine4free]

Great success story. A lot of this resonated with me.

[@PainFreeYou]

Fantastic!

[@user-yy9rg1jl2s]

I am feeling that vulnerability right now. Being pain free feels so foreign it’s scary and I have to use the same messages of safety. Dan, do you have any videos about that?

[@SB-mf5em]

Great interview -but how is Steve’s wife now? Has she recovered??

[@larryc1964]

I don’t know how you even took a job it that much pain if it was significant pain!

[@WordsBloom]

Censoring words because they might trigger some people only reinforces the trigger. Just let people describe their story the way it really was rather than toning it down and making it sound less horrific than it really was because that helps no one. I used to belong to an online emetophobia support group and they didn't allow us to spell words like "vomit" out in full. We had to use the abbreviation *v .... That just reinforced that vomiting is so scary and dangerous that you can't even read or write the word. Nobody in that group ever recovered. My phobia actually got worse there because it never occurred to me that just the word could trigger anyone... but when I was told it does, it started to trigger me too.

[@andressoto5278]

Hi Dan, sometimes I talk with people that have had chronic pain for a while. It seems like TMS, but they are more like alpha male personality. They dont seem to fear pain, they are more likely to push through it. They are not emotional type, more like repressing if anything. They dont seem to fear, but still get constant pain, and even acute crisis. What do you think is going on in this type of people? If they dont fear pain, then what Is the answer for them?

[@PainFreeYou]

It's still the subconscious brains perception of danger. While consciously they may not fear the pain, the brain still sounds the warning if they think there is something wrong with their body. Watch my fast start playlist to understand the cause of pain and what to do about it. DansFastStart.com

[@rebeccachew2321]

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[@lukekessler1684]

Hi Dan do you have any success stories about tinnitus or sound sensitivity from virus ?

[@johnotto15]

Hey Dan - just out of curiosity, do you have any success stories on people you’ve worked with specifically for panic attacks?

[@janetfagan7536]

I’m finding it compelling, but I want to ask a question. Did you ever go to a really good orthopedic specialist who could truly possibly help you. Sometimes there are minimally invasive procedures that help or even surgery has helped people resolve certain problems, but it sounds like he never really went to a doctor except for the x-ray. So far anyway. I haven’t gotten to the end.

[@juliaveitch7443]

Did Steve have a bulged disc or disc herniation? I have heard that the disc material congeals as we age and therefore the pain reduces in the golden years. I’m just wondering if that happens for herniations also?

[@PainFreeYou]

I don't get MRI findings for people I work with. If symptoms behave like TMS, any herniations are of no importance. Learn more: Understanding the cause of pain is the first step to eliminating it. My fast start playlist will help you understand what is going on and what to do about it. Watch, take notes, implement, repeat. DansFastStart.com

[@nunya2076]

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