Alot here i and many others relate to. I too used valium for 6-8 yrs. Low dose but ea day. I weaned off last june over 2 months. I used it to sleep a crutch. I weaned in the midst of TMS lol. But im off it. No meds. I think Misty’s multiple pains helps us me! It supports that TMS is real. No disease can cause tinnitus numb feet nausea etc etc. laughable. These success stories are nails in the TMS coffin. Thankyou!

Thank you for sharing your journey Misty. You are helping others with your progress 🙏🏻 Thank you Dan for all you do.

Misty's description of her catastrophic pain attack reminds me so much of my massive TMS pain attack I had after coming in from running one evening not long after the death of my mother in January 2001. What amazes me is how my GP routed me into a local PT center for back pain without ever asking me about any major emotional upset like the death of a near relative that preceded the onset of my symptoms. Like the whole medical establishment is hypnotised into the false belief that there's no connection between emotions and physical symptoms although there obviously was in my case. Luckily, I started coming out of the worst of the pain about 6 months later when I started re-engaging with life activities. The meds did get me through the worse of my symptoms though..

Congrats pretty lady! I’ll see you tomorrow...... Love you 💕

Thank you so much for sharing your amazing inspiring journey. What appeals to me personally is when you say something like "I'm going to do it because I'm already in pain anyway".

What an amazing lady and mom you are Misty!Thanks so much for sharing your journey, your vulnerability and your gained wisdom ! Loved the: I’m a freaking miracle ´. You truly are ! Wishing you a fantastic happy future ! Thanks Dan for posting for us! So much appreciated !🙏🤗💕

It’s my pleasure Karla. ❤ Anytime.

Thank you Misty❤🍀

Misty - this was so inspirational!!! So happy for you!!!! Thanks for sharing your story.

Thank you Kathy!! I can’t wait till you move those mountains out of the way. It’s the best feeling ever. You are going to do it. I believe in you. 😊❤ I agree Dan is awesome 🎉

What a journey, Misty! You must be TOTALLY proud of yourself! You’re a hero 🫶🏻

So good to see you again Misty! Glad to see you have made such progress. Thank you Dan.

Thank you for sharing your success story, Misty. 🙏❤️

Thank you. I love the name Misty.

Inspiring story, gives me hope. Thank you Misty & Dan.

Thank you Inge. I wish you all the best on your journey. You can do it!!🙌🏻🤸‍♂️❤️

Had to notice misty saying at one point she cant stand people "whining while not doing anything to help themselves" and later saying she learned compassion and that people have feelings. I feel that these are extremely harsh words to use against people who are in the throes of such hellish conditions. Many times i wonder about the line between healthy rational thinking and whats called toxic positivity. Whether tms or not, all or most people with chronic pain never recover fully. Its a simple fact known by everyone, yet so hard to look at. We all (including myself) do all in our power to shy away from it. Its a very dissonant, paradoxical path to walk, but i guess thats what being human is about. Cool interview though, and misty is great. Hope shes still making progress. Many thanks to both of you

Thank you Dan and Misty such an Inspiring Story! So Happy you have your life back Misty! I’m still in the Coaching Calls and your such an Inspiration if you can do it so can I! Saw pic of you and Wendy zip lining 😯 WOW you did it so happy for you! Thank you for sharing your story! ❤️

@Misty You were fantastic, Misty!! A true TMS warrior, s survivor! Our experiences are eerily similar!! I’ve struggled with chronic pain since an accident in 1990. It’s been a long journey. Medication difficulties, also. I started my comment earlier, but it was so long, I hesitated. I’m so grateful I found Dan and joined the group coaching, they’re changing the trajectory of my life! It’s so funny, I thought your face looked familiar, and then you mentioned, Wendy! That’s why! You girls resemble each other! I’m following you on your Instagram. We love animals, too! Just wanted to say that you’ve been extremely brave! So happy you have your life back!! Blessings to you & yours🤗

Thank you for what you said about the medication Dan - going cold turkey off Gabapentin can cause fatal seizures. I don't know about those other meds, but it's so, so important to say Gabepentin needs to be weaned off very slowly with medical help.

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What an amazing story! This gives me hope. I have been diagnosed with PCOS, anxiety-disorder, asthma and currently testing for ADHD. Do you think these symptoms can be linked to TMS? Been implementing several tools from your video's and some days I feel a bit calmer already :), thank you!

Hi Dan. Well I listened to the entirety of Misty's come back. And I had a couple questions for you as usual. But I want to thank you for sticking with me because I am extremely serious about getting better and what it means to get better and all that. Question number one, what brought on her symptoms out of nowhere as she explained it. The reason I'm asking that is have you ever heard of the book 'The body keeps the score'? By Vanderculk? What it's about is very different than this in a sense that when you've had trauma after trauma as a child which I did I grew up in an extremely abusive neglectful home where the wounds were extremely deep and it never went away. So of course I felt that what I'm experiencing physically which sucks is because of the trauma and the wounds and the abuse. But when Misty was talking it was like it came out of the blue and then she started visiting doctors and chiropractors and all that kind of stuff. Getting on a bunch of pain pills etc. How do you see the mental part of this? like if you're mentally ill or you have mental illness or call it what you will, you are mentally dealing with like I am complex PTSD does that cause the symptoms? Even Misty said until she realized she had ADHD she wasn't really fully well. So dealing with psychiatric illnesses seems a unique part of this. Can you share anything about that? Can you clarify this for me. Dan I would really appreciate it I want you to know I've been on your website many many times I took the assessment I don't know what it means or doesn't mean to be quite honest with you. All I know is I'm walking four times further than I used to before I listened to you. When I'm in pain and I'm walking I just becoming indifferent to it and keep on walking and tell myself that I'm safe even though I'm having pain. Thanks a lot look forward to your answer.

Thanks for sharing. She never explained what the breakdown was. Was it mental/emotional? Was it from the Percocet? Just wondering.

Is brain retraining necessary (imaging light diminishing the symptoms)? And do you have ppl dealing with adrenaline dumps/ post covid in the group

I am curious what is your opinion about autoimmune? Is that TMS, too? Do you have some positive stories about that?

All the talk of medication was unnerving. Also I now feel like my adhd is the reason for everything and that medication is the only answer 😳

How to join group discussion. I have TMS. Thanks

Thank you Dan and misty for sharing, I agree with the way you view life💯% misty, our hardship definitely makes us better people, I'm pleased you've come through the difficult, times, I'm looking forward to moving mountain's🏔️ , we are so lucky to have you Dan, many thanks 😻