Move From Being Challenged To Challenging Symptoms

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[stephenalevesque]

I'm a long time practitioner of your strategies and found them to not only help with pains of non structural origins but also cope with pains where there is a known structural origin for the pain. Anytime we can relax in the face of real or imagined health issues, the better goes the journey.

[jess]

So important! One big thing that held me back was "pacing". Once I gave up pacing and started challenging, everything shifted.

[HefinaHughes]

Life events to loved ones is challenging me these days and the CFS symptoms are flaring leaving me very weak all over. I know that my flared symptoms are caused by my emotions of worry for others and guilt that I can’t be of any help to them. I am consciously trying to reduce fear about the whole situation but also concerned about following the challenging advice and being physically active in case it will lead to a crash as the tipping point is so close! It is so hard day after day. Thanks for your videos Jim

[AAMTV]

I do this as much as I can. Eg. I had pain in my elbow so I would do a couple extra reps arm curls on the arm. Eventually it went away. I do this with my back. If my back hurts I go for a run. I know it’s TMS so if my back hurts I FU back! The problem is my sciatic is the only thing that has never completely left. Yet.

[LilyOscar]

Great advice Jim.. don’t let the symptoms win.. love it. Thank you ❤

[vitamind]

Hi Jim, I watched this vid for the first time this afternoon and gave it a whirl about an hour ago. What a change!. I’ve been doing very chronic pain in lower back and hips for about a year, favouring my left side. My muscles have become quite weak and I’ve been using a hiking stick to keep me upright. I decided to do as you mentioned and put even weight on my left side and tuned into how my feet struck the ground. There was an immediate lessening of pain, my gait evened out, my knees were normal-ish distance apart (I’ve been walking knock-kneed). I did this in front of my daughter too just in case I was imagining it. She saw the change too. I’m a bit tender after the effort but this is it for me. Thank you.

[aeonnoea]

Thank you for giving all the great information for free. I'm grateful!

[thomas-qk]

Hi Jim,

I am struggling with the following thing. I 'll try to feel my symptoms and feelings with an open space. But what is the line between focussing to much on the symptoms, or feel them?

And sometimes ignore them is working. Like sarno: go and live your life. I am losing myself maybe to much in : feel it to heal it. Confusing for me...

Thomas

[rommajiwan]

Hi Jim, how can I work with you, one on one?

[craighalper]

Should one stretch before/after exercise?

[joannerowell]

I get pain when I sit. Should I just ignore it even though it gets really uncomfortable after a while?

[katherinebaldwin]

What can we do for MECFS type symptoms where we are doing as much as we physically can most days and can’t function to do more?

[Fitsoccerqueen]

Can this go for chronic sinus and throat symptoms?

[BrendaJarrell-wb]

How do I challenge a migraine in the middle of the night?