I don't remember it was such a long time ago, but I think it might have been this book https://www.amazon.com.au/Healing-Back-Pain-Reissue-Connection/dp/1538712

I don't remember it was such a long time ago, but I think it might have been this book https://www.amazon.com.au/Healing-Back-Pain-Reissue-Connection/dp/153871261X/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3R91CI0V1Z5HE&keywords=back+pain&qid=1699611566&sprefix=back+pai%2Caps%2C235&sr=8-5 https://www.amazon.com.au/Healing-Back-Pain-Reissue-Connecti... Interestingly, I got the idea from a coder on his blog detailing how he literally tried everything for his RSI, and wasn't until he tried this approach that it all went away. Some people (like myself) must fail every single way before finding the solution (because we're stubborn) but this also keenly describes the idea of "the solution is the problem". It's not until we give up, do we actually find what we're looking for. I think this is what RSI represents for a lot of people. It's such a shitty experience that they literally pour all their effort to try and resolve it, not realising that it's actually making it worse and only until they let go, will it be resolved.