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08-10-2005, 06:54 AM
I am wongering if any of you have any direct or indirect experience of using hypnotism as a way of reducing the symptoms of fibro.
I saw a TV programme from England where a lady had CFS which in her words had caused her immune system to crash and thereby attack her entire body. She was unable to walk without assistance or very slowely with two walking sticks. The hypnotist explained his theory as follows. (I hope I get this right as I have had bad fibro fog for a few days now). An illness like this creates a cycle where a person gets one symptom and the brain has been gets the negative messages and then reacts by sending negative messages to the parts of the body that are weak. This results in a sufferer never being able to get off this cylce as they always have some symptoms which trigger the neagtivity. Through hypnosis the brain is instructed to interprit the negative message as a possitive message and this results in the brain then sending positive messages throughout the body. This has the effect of breaking the seemingly neverending cycle.
The person who was the CFS sufferer had one afternoon session and had an immediate response. She was still in a lot of pain and tired but she then started working with a physio and found that she was capable of doing the exercises without terrible side effects and within weeks she was walking unaided, slowely but unaided. She said the feeling of good and life is worth living are the best things to come out of the experience.
I hope I have explained this clearly. I have re read it a few times and made changes and corrected some awful spelling. Fibrofog today is so bad I am having difficulty concentrating on this keyboard.
Have you or any of your friends or family tried this and what were the results. Like most of you I would try anything if Ithough it would help.
I look forward to hearing from you.
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I saw a TV programme from England where a lady had CFS which in her words had caused her immune system to crash and thereby attack her entire body. She was unable to walk without assistance or very slowely with two walking sticks. The hypnotist explained his theory as follows. (I hope I get this right as I have had bad fibro fog for a few days now). An illness like this creates a cycle where a person gets one symptom and the brain has been gets the negative messages and then reacts by sending negative messages to the parts of the body that are weak. This results in a sufferer never being able to get off this cylce as they always have some symptoms which trigger the neagtivity. Through hypnosis the brain is instructed to interprit the negative message as a possitive message and this results in the brain then sending positive messages throughout the body. This has the effect of breaking the seemingly neverending cycle.
The person who was the CFS sufferer had one afternoon session and had an immediate response. She was still in a lot of pain and tired but she then started working with a physio and found that she was capable of doing the exercises without terrible side effects and within weeks she was walking unaided, slowely but unaided. She said the feeling of good and life is worth living are the best things to come out of the experience.
I hope I have explained this clearly. I have re read it a few times and made changes and corrected some awful spelling. Fibrofog today is so bad I am having difficulty concentrating on this keyboard.
Have you or any of your friends or family tried this and what were the results. Like most of you I would try anything if Ithough it would help.
I look forward to hearing from you.
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