Fibromyalgia, M.E and CFS

Many people I talk to with Fibromylagia seem to told by their doctor that there is nothing that can be done, other than pain management.  Often this Pain management is ineffective.  They are really surprised to hear that actually many sufferers now have a pain free life.

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I am not a medical doctor.  Medical professionals may not agree with the following theories.  All I know is that working with people under the basis of the following theory CAN and does work.

 

The Subconscious mind is responsible for Pain

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I have trained in many techniques to deal with pain, including OldPain2Go ®.  I am a qualified practitioner, taught by the founder Steven Blake.  OldPain2Go is a a revolutionary method in working with clients to become pain free or reducing the pain to a manageable level.  This technique is effective and rapid and clients often think they are just having a conversation - because they pretty much are!  It is particularly effective on Fibromylagia, ME and Chronic Pain Syndrome.  Having said that, I may use other techniques if I deem them appropriate.

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These techniques talk to you in a special way on a subconscious level to eliminate this pain.  You won't notice and you would probably think it is nice and relaxing.

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The causes for sufferers of ME, CFS and Fibromyalgia are often similar amongst sufferers

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I believe that people who have Fibromyalgia, M.E. or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome all share similar attributes in that they are highly driven.  Perhaps this is the complete opposite of what their friends or family might think - being in constant pain and incapacitated could easily give out this impression.  In fact their “driven” personal quality, is often the root of all their conditions.
 
What is so common with people suffering from Fibromylagia, ME or CFS is that sufferers regularly pushed themselves to their physical or mental capacity – or both.  They are the exact opposite of lazy, hence their understandable frustration and sensitivity to people thinking they are, or that they bring it on themselves. 

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Perhaps you can relate to this scenario:

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You are likely to be a highly driven person and have always pushed yourself to the limit, mentally and physically.  You will typically have a greater concern for looking after others than yourself. The illness starts with one or more of the following; a viral infection, severe illness (other), vaccination, severe stress or a traumatic accident/incident (the trigger), etc. 

 

Several weeks later when you anticipate you should be feeling better, you now have the illness that gives you the chronic fatigue and pain symptoms. This continues for many years, if not for life, whilst you become more and more frustrated by lack of diagnosis, answers or remedies.  You may even accumulate more illnesses as your immune system overloads. 

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People are often unaware or misled that long-lasting help is not available

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At some point you will feel so low for so long that your internal voice will keep repeating a phrase that reflects the terrible thought that you are never going to recover.   As you rarely look poorly, you also have the issue of not only feeling very ill but having to convince others that you are.  Their comments are far from helpful and are in total opposition to the driven person you know you are.  This adds to the pressure and continues the downward spiral.  At times you may be lucky enough to feel a bit better but whilst playing catch up with life you find it is the fatigue and pain that catches you up.

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Whether you feel this is you or not, the symptoms of Fibro, CFS and ME are surprisingly easy to remove or reduce.