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Same, but for me the cure was John Sarno. Unfortunately RSI seems to be one of those disorders that everyone cures differently (if at all!) and you just have to
by nemo1618 7y ago
Same, but for me the cure was John Sarno. Unfortunately RSI seems to be one of those disorders that everyone cures differently (if at all!) and you just have to stumble around until you find a method that works for you.
- melling 7y agoI’ve got dozens of RSI stories here from many people: https://github.com/melling/ErgonomicNotes https://github.com/melling/ErgonomicNotes Lots of people have tried many things.
- l_t 7y agoAre you referring to the "Sarno method for psychosomatic symptomps" (e.g. https://www.morrisonhealth.com/sarno-method-psychosomatic-symptoms/ https://www.morrisonhealth.com/sarno-method-psychosomatic-sy...)? This is the first I've heard of such a therapy, it sounds fascinating.
- geewee 7y agoYeah he probably is. Sarno wrote a whole range of books, primarily about back pain (https://www.saxo.com/dk/healing-back-pain_john-e-sarno_paperback_9780446392303 https://www.saxo.com/dk/healing-back-pain_john-e-sarno_paper...), but also dealing with RSI. If you read up on it, a great deal of people have said it has helped them with their RSI. Anecdotally it's done nothing for my RSI, but it has helped me deal with a 7+ year "chronic" upper back pain, though it did take a bit of time to swallow the concept at first.